Discursos Leidos Ante La Real Academia Española

This volume contains the speeches delivered before the Real Academia Española during the public reception of Don Francisco Cutanda on March 17, 1861. Featuring contributions from Juan Eugenio Hartzenbusch and Francisco Cutanda y Domero, "Discursos Leidos Ante La Real Academia Española" offers a glimpse into the intellectual and literary climate of 19th-century Spain. The work provides valuable insights into the linguistic and literary standards of the time, as well as the role of the Real Academia Española in shaping Spanish language and literature. This historical document is a crucial resource for scholars and enthusiasts interested in Spanish literary history and the evolution of the Spanish language.
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