A Researcher Exposes that Cervantes Revealed in the Quijote a Military Secret that Occurred 25 Years Before the Publication of the Work
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A cervantist researcher discovered how the Spanish author exposed the secret plot of 1589
The cervantist researcher Javier Escudero has located documentary evidence about these espionages and how the author learned about them.
According to the cervantista Javier Escudero Cervantes knew a military secret and translated it into his novel
Investigator Javier Escudero has located evidence of espionage in the novels cervantinas
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Miguel de Cervantes revealed in 'Don Quijote de la Mancha' a military secret that had occurred 25 years ago in Barcelona, of which the writer learned from a known person who was involved in the espionage plot of 1589, when the bandit Tomás de Banyuls was negotiating the handing over of a county to Philip II.
Miguel de Cervantes revealed in the Quijote a military secret of 1589: a plot of espionage in Barcelona linked to the negotiation of the bandit Tomás de Banyuls with Philip II, according to the cervantista Javier Escudero. The key letter of that episode is preserved in the General Archive of Simancas and has never been related to the novel. Escudero will present his research in November at the Congress of the Association of Cervantistas, in Ciud…
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