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Identifier: lamujer2140unse (find matches)
Title: La Mujer
Year: 1899 (1890s)
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Subjects: Women
Publisher: Buenos Aires : (s.n.)
Contributing Library: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

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, Aurelia, Adela y HedaKra, Srtas. de IVlüller, Teresa y Josefa González, Car-men y Amelia Elena, Valentina, Teresa y Antonia dela Torre, Clara y María Fages, María Teresa Váz-quez, Angela y Belén García, Benita Barrenechea,María y Carmen García, Celina Haviot. Esperanza yGuadalupe Ludovich, Josefa Miranda, Elisa Llamaza-res, Manuela Acuña, Alejandrina Kian. Sofía y MaríaLabarta, Mercedes Rivas, María y Silia Saraví, Er-nestina y Enriqueta )Maimó, María y Josefa Alvarez,María Masccrt, Margarita Tisier. Graciana Zolezzi,Sara, Edelmira y Olinda Llevara, Teodora y EmiliaSalvador, Adriana, Matilde y Anita Duni. Luisa y Te-resa Bovico, Corina é Ismaela Costa, Antonia y Emi-lia Cañellas, Teresa Paches, Mercedes y Manuela Mo-ras, Teresa y 3Laría. Pomes, María Teresa Rivero.María y Felisa Pérez Rosa Mañero, Cristina Martí,Srtas. de Martínez, Srta. Medrazo, Carolina MorenoToressano, Amparo y Tula Oliveira, Srta. Ares deParga, Enriqueta Rivas. ALBUM-REVISTA «LA MUJER*
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GLORIAS ARGENTINAS ELISA BROWN (histórico) Era en 1827. Un poder estraño había invadido la en-tonces llamada provincia cisplatina y cjuees hoy lo que se llama República Orientaldel Uriigua). El Brasil pretendía añadir ese Oorón ála corona de su Imperio; pero treinta ytres patriotas se oponen y tras ellosiallávan los heróicos varones argentinos Aen- cedores en cien combates: Alvear, Pa-^checo, Lavalle, Olavarría, Brandzen \tantos otros... Allá irá Guillermo Brown, que lo esperasu 25 de Mayo para surcar con mmbohacia la escuadra enemiga, conjuntamentecon Sarandi, Rio de la Plata. Pepa, Bel-graiio, República Argentina, Indepen-dencia ... Un pueblo inmenso^ levantado el espíri-tu por las palpitaciones del entusiasmo,aclama á su almirante allá en la playa.Y en el grupo de los bravos marinosque también esperan para embarcarseá su querido jefe, se encuentran susvalientes mujeres, que pugnan y suplicanpor acompañarlos al combate. Los murmullos «.el entusiasmo viril cre-ce

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  • bookyear:1899
  • bookdecade:1890
  • bookcentury:1800
  • booksubject:Women
  • bookpublisher:Buenos_Aires____s_n__
  • bookcontributor:University_of_Illinois_Urbana_Champaign
  • booksponsor:University_of_Illinois_Urbana_Champaign
  • bookleafnumber:115
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  • bookcollection:americana
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