Spanish colonial literature in South America — John Shaqi
Spanish colonial literature in South AmericaMoses, Bernard
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Spanish colonial literature in South America
Moses, Bernard
Spanish American literature -- History and criticism
HISPANIC
NOTES & MONOGRAPHS
ESSAYS, STUDIES, AND BRIEF
BIOGRAPHIES ISSUED BY THE
HISPANIC SOCIETY OF AMERICA
_HISPANIC AMERICAN SERIES_
I
OTHER BOOKS BY THE SAME AUTHOR ON THE COLONIAL PERIOD IN SOUTH AMERICA
The Establishment of Spanish Rule in America.
The Spanish Dependencies in South America, 2 vols.
Spain’s Declining Power in South America.
South America on the Eve of Emancipation.
[Illustration: The Author of _La Araucana_
see page 158]
SPANISH
COLONIAL
LITERATURE
in
South America
BY
BERNARD MOSES, Ph. D., LL.D.,
_Professor Emeritus in the University of California,
Honorary Professor in the University of Chile_
[Illustration: THE HISPANIC SOCIETY OF AMERICA]
The Hispanic Society of America
LONDON : NEW YORK
1922
PRINTED AT THE
SHAKESPEARE HEAD PRESS
STRATFORD-UPON-AVON
COPYRIGHT 1922 BY
THE HISPANIC SOCIETY OF AMERICA
PREFACE
No intelligent person is likely to deny the importance of official
documents as the basis of a nation’s history; but these documents do not
tell the whole story. There are social activities, currents of national
thought, and waves of popular sentiment, which are not fully described
either in laws or governmental proclamations. Tradition sometimes conveys
a knowledge of these aspects of society, but tradition undergoes such
modifications in the course of time that it does not render the same
account to all later generations or centuries. Only what is written
remains fixed.
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