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    Ricardo Palma was a 19th century Peruvian writer considered the patriarch of Peruvian letters. He was a novelist, poet, politician, and publisher who cultivated many genres including poetry, novels, drama, satire, criticism, and essays. Some of his most notable accomplishments include creating the Peruvian Academy of Language, reconstructing the devastated National Library of Peru, and publishing foundational works on Peruvian culture. He was a prolific and multi-talented writer who worked tirelessly to promote the Spanish language and culture of Peru.

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    Ricardo Palma was a 19th century Peruvian writer considered the patriarch of Peruvian letters. He was a novelist, poet, politician, and publisher who cultivated many genres including poetry, novels, drama, satire, criticism, and essays. Some of his most notable accomplishments include creating the Peruvian Academy of Language, reconstructing the devastated National Library of Peru, and publishing foundational works on Peruvian culture. He was a prolific and multi-talented writer who worked tirelessly to promote the Spanish language and culture of Peru.

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    (AC-S09)

    Week 09 -
    Task:
    Assignment -
    A
    success story
    from Peru
    Title: Ricardo Palma
    Introduction:
    Ricardo Palma, Ricardo Palma, who is known "Patriarch of Peruvian
    Letters" or also relevant: "The beggar librarian". He was a 19th-century
    Peruvian novelist, poet, politician, and publisher considered one of the
    most representative figures of American letters. He considered one of the
    most important Peruvian writers, romantic, costumbrist and traditionalist
    famous mainly for his historical fiction short stories, his works have won
    numerous awards. He cultivated practically all genres: poetry, novel,
    drama, satire, criticism, Chronicle and essay in Peru.

    Personal data:
    He has Peruvian nationality, was born in Lima on February 7,
    1833.
    He married Mrs. Cristina Román Olivier (1876).
    He has 8 children.
    Two of them were also writers: Clemente and Angelica.

    History life:
    He created the Peruvian Academy of Language, worked tirelessly for the
    Spanish language of Peru, reconstructed the devastated Library, and
    researched and published fundamental books on Peruvian culture. He was a
    member of the Royal Spanish Academy, of the Royal Academy of History
    as well as an honorary member of the Hispanic Society of New York.

    Achievements:
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    Conclusion:

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    His work is tireless, open, tenacious and patriotic

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