Vivid Mexican Yellow Fever Tales From Vera Cruz
An expansive, older-tinged narrative describes Vera Cruz during a yellow fever outbreak, detailing the city’s decayed cemeteries, scavenging practices, and the perilous harbor where a slave ship arrived. It blends lurid tales with historical context of buccaneers and colonial storms, citing migrant legends and hospital scenes amid epidemics.
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Holland
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Snel
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Fragmented Essay on Poetry and History by a Woman Writer
A long, dense excerpt analyzes George Eliot and Joan of Arc through literary and philosophical lenses. It blends critical prose with scattered notes, tracing ideas of history, imagination, and individual destiny, while invoking other authors and Romantic period sensibilities.
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Ana
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Anata
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Morelia
Theo
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