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50th anniversary pbk. ed. [i.e. print.].
Comprising 15 sections and over 300 separate poems, Neruda's epic masterwork traces the history of Spanish America from pre-Colombian innocence to modern corruption.
A lamp on earth -- The heights of Machu Picchu -- The Conquistadors -- The liberators -- The sand betrayed -- America, I do not invoke your name in vain -- Canto general of Chile -- The earth's name is Juan -- Let the woodcutter awaken -- The fugitive -- The flowers of Punitaqui -- The rivers of song -- New Year's chorale for the country in darkness -- The great ocean -- I am.
Pablo Neruda ; translated by Jack Schmitt ; introduction by Roberto González Echevarría.
"A Wake Forest studium book"--Title page verso.
"First paperback printing 1993"--Title page verso.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 401-402).
Latin American literature and culture (Berkeley, Calif.) ; 7