"Our land - wide land, wilderness - was filled with murmurs, arms, mouths. A mute syllable kept burning, congregating the clandestine rose, until the meadows shook, trampled by metals and gallops.Truth was as hard as a ploughshare.It broke the earth, established desire, sank in its germinal propaganda, and was born in the secret springtime."
Canto General

January 1, 1970

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Insurgent America (1800)

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