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Spanish poet (1808-1842)

Also known as: Espronceda, José Ignacio Javier de Espronceda y Delgado, Хосе де Эспронседа, خوسيه دي إسبرونثيدا, 호세 데 에스프론세다, ホセ・デ・エスプロンセダ

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