LOCAL TURKS: PRINT CULTURE AND MAUROPHILIA IN EARLY MODERN SPAIN

Seth Kimmel

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The second volume of Don Quijote opens with the priest and barber paying a visit to Don Quijote, who is recuperating at home. The “examinadores” (550, ch. 1), as Cervantes calls the pair, had previ...

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