An edition of Fuente Ovejuna
(1909)
Fuente Ovejuna
Bilingual edition
by Lope de Vega
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Translation and introduction by William E. Colford.
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Spanish language books, Modern fiction, Foreign Language Study, General, Fiction - General, Spanish: Adult Nonfiction, Spanish, Continental european fiction (fictional works by one author), Classic Literature, Drama, Fiction, Fiction (fictional works by one author), History, Readers, Spanish drama, Spanish language, Teatro, Historia, Fiction, general, Criticism and interpretation, Continental european drama (dramatic works by one author), Plays / Drama, Continental European, Spanish language materials, Tragedia española, Classical period, Histoire, Pièces de théâtrePeople
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Fuenteovejuna: A Dual-Language Book
June 18, 2002, Dover Publications
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in English and Spanish
- Bilingual edition
0486420922 9780486420929
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Fuente Ovejuna; The knight from Olmedo; Punishment without revenge
1999, Oxford University Press
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0192833375 9780192833372
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Fuente Ovejuna
1969, Barron's Educational Series
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- Bilingual edition
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Fuente Ovejuna
1969, Barron's Educational Series
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Con probabilidad la más conocida y trascendente de las obras teatrales de Lope de Vega, por su explicito contenido social y critico, representado en la rebelión unánime de todo un pueblo contra su comendador. Los hechos se desarrollan a partir del intento del tirano comendador de forzar a Laurencia, hija del alcalde. Una venganza "justa" y una frase para la posteridad ("Fuente Ovejuna lo hizo") han dado fama a esta obra.
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