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...sé|publisher=Los Libros de El Nacional|year=2005|location=Caracas|language=Spanish|isbn=978-980-388-245-7}}</ref> As a journalist, she contributes to ''[[El N ...tercermilenio.hpg.ig.com.br/eleonora.htm Biography of Eleonora Bruzual (in Spanish)] ...

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...sted by her uncle (see [[Trienio Liberal]]), she learnt [[Spanish language|Spanish]] and translated a few of [[Rafael del Riego]]'s poems into English.<ref na [[Category:English women poets]] ...

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...ciated with Madrid's [[Hotel Florida (Madrid)|Hotel Florida]] during the [[Spanish Civil War]].<ref name='AVBook'>{{cite web|title=Amanda Viall - Books|url=ht [[Category:American biographers]] ...

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...dekin's "Swastika Night" in Lucie Armitt, ''Where no man has gone before : women and science fiction''. London Routledge, 1991. {{ISBN|0415044472}} . (pp. 1 ...who restrict the number of women born.<ref name="wnm" /> From adolescence women in this world are either made into "vocational mothers" or, if they have no ...

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...Bueno y Ahoiz''' (penname '''Eugenio Ortazán y Brunet'''; 1781–1874) was a Spanish writer and translator. In 1837, she became the first woman to be granted ac ...Antonia Gutiérrez Bueno, the Key That Opened the National Library to Other Women |first=Mamen |last=Gil |website=Mujeres Valientes |language=es |date=2018-0 ...

...ref>Edward T. James, Janet Wilson James, Paul S. Boyer, ''Notable American Women, 1607–1950: A Biographical Dictionary, Volume 3'', Harvard University Pre ...ibes]], [[France]]. The experience of Spain in its time shortly before the Spanish Civil War gave further rise and inspiration to her cause of raising social ...

...7, 1806, exactly 50 years after the death of Mozart, Arriaga was given the Spanish equivalent of Mozart's name, and indeed he proved to be a child prodigy. Th [[Category:American women curators]] ...

...urnal=Ateneo |publisher=[[Ateneo de Madrid]] |number=87 |page=40 |language=Spanish |date=1 September 1955 |access-date=29 April 2019}}</ref> the daughter of R ...Biographer of the Writer Ciro Alegría Passes Away |work=Satélite |language=Spanish |date=8 March 2018 |access-date=29 April 2019 |archive-date=12 March 2018 | ...

...ocialist, who was known for most of her life as Chilean-born and of French-Spanish origin,<ref>{{Citation |last=Hollyer |first=Frederick |title=Gabriela Cunni ...o a convent by an aunt, and spoke with an assumed accent.<ref name=":1" /> Biographers of her husband described his meeting Gabriela while she was a schoolgirl in ...

...ic school, made trips to Europe and the United States, and learned German, Spanish, English, Hungarian and French. In 1912 the family moved to [[Monterrey]]. ...k ''Concerto: a biography of [[Clara Schumann]]''. Bertita retired to her Spanish Villa at Lomas of [[Chapultepec]], spending her time painting. She did not ...

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...020}}</ref> including [[English (language)|English]], [[Spanish (language)|Spanish]], and [[Portuguese (language)|Portuguese]].<ref name="Voce" /> ...no scrittore'', a novel based upon a male protagonist who is bewitching to women yet cannot be tempted by their wiles.<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.recens ...