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| It is a historical novel, set in the period of ], the plot takes place within a Jewish-converted family. It is the love story of a couple who emigrate to the newly conquered lands, deciding to live on the outskirts of a town so as not to be tracked by the authorities of the |
It is a historical novel, set in the period of ], the plot takes place within a Jewish-converted family. It is the love story of a couple who emigrate to the newly conquered lands, deciding to live on the outskirts of a town so as not to be tracked by the authorities of the Saint Inquisition. A novel full of adventures and fascinating moments of daily life in rural New Spain that maintains its customs and traditions encrypted within the family. | ||
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2023 novel by Manuel Rodríguez
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| Author | Manuel Rodríguez |
|---|---|
| Original title | Los frutos de Tierra Santa |
| Language | Spanish |
| Genre | Novel |
| Published | 2023 |
| Publication place | México |
| Pages | 172 |
The fruits of Holy Land is a novel written by Mexican writer Manuel Rodríguez and published in 2023. It is Rodríguez's first work published and also the first novel of his work.
Synopsis
It is a historical novel, set in the period of New Spain, the plot takes place within a Jewish-converted family. It is the love story of a couple who emigrate to the newly conquered lands, deciding to live on the outskirts of a town so as not to be tracked by the authorities of the Saint Inquisition. A novel full of adventures and fascinating moments of daily life in rural New Spain that maintains its customs and traditions encrypted within the family.
See also
References
- "The fruits of Holy Land". INDAUTOR.
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