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19th-century political novel written by the exiled Argentine author José Marmol

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Author: José Mármol
First published: 1900
Editions: 24
Subjects: Romance literature

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Published: 1851

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Instance of: literary work
Author: José Mármol
Country of origin: Argentina
Movement: patriotism
Image: Amalia-Portada de la novela.jpg

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P1889: Amalia
P407: Spanish
P6216: public domain

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1851 novels Argentine Civil War propaganda Argentine novels adapted into films Argentine political novels Dictator novels Novels first published in serial form Novels set in Buenos Aires Works originally published in Uruguayan newspapers

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