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Miscelanea 1836 xerica

(Exemplary with all its margins, although very irregular and somewhat dirty due to cuts. Rare work of the Basque French poet and journalist Pablo de Xérica, or Jérica, y Costa born in Vitoria in 1781, one of the forgotten Basque writers; influenced by the French revolutionary ideas he began to write in the Vitoria Post Office, which would lead him to exile and later to exile in France, from where he would return during the liberal triennium, taking up his pen again to write anticlerical and erotic fables and poems, for which he was persecuted. and finally exiled, dying in the French town of Cagnotte in 1841. His nephew Ramón published a compendium of his poetry in 1869, it is not in the Spanish National Library. In 1836, Pablo Xérica himself saw part of his work published in the printing press. Laplace and Beaume of Bordeaux under the titles of Letrillas y fables, the first and Miscellany instructive and entertaining, the second, Nor are they in the National Library. In 1817 Rougeron of Paris had edited Poetic Essays, of which there is a French translation in the National Library of Madrid. Finally, the publications service of the Alava Provincial Council published in 1987 a small book of poems by It is, in short, the memory we have left of Pablo de Xérica. Apparently, censorship has, as they say, a long arm that reaches to this day. Humor, anticlericalism, eroticism? isms quite far from the politically correct ones). BASQUE COUNTRY. Ref. from article 5932T4E3

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