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Letras francesas.
Echagüe, Juan Pablo
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M. Gleizer
Language
Spanish
Pages
150

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French literature

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Letras francesas.
1930, M. Gleizer
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Table of Contents

Un libro bomba.
Las ideas de Charles Maurras.
Algunos críticos.
La poesía actual: Paul Claudel y Jean Cocteau.
La novela actual.
La literatura femenina.
Jean Richepin.
Clemenceau.
Las ideas de Paul Adam.
Ŝe matan las ideas? Quien era Hipólito Fortoul.
Las ideas de m. Pierre Lasserre.

Edition Notes

At head of title: Juan Pablo Echagüe (Jean Paul)

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Buenos Aires

Classifications

Library of Congress
PQ139 .E37

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Pagination
4 p. l., 11-150 p., 1 l.
Number of pages
150

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL6296142M
LCCN
33029597
OCLC/WorldCat
2329505

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