Antonio Fraguas Fraguas, from Insuela to the Royal Galician Academy
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Antonio Fraguas, Cotobade, cantigueiro, Royal Galician Academy, spreeAbstract
How does a village boy become a member of an academic institution? The path that led Antonio Fraguas from his native place in the council of Cotobade (Pontevedra) to the chair left vacant in the Royal Galician Academy by Castelao is a model of determination, humility and loyalty to the land and to the culture that permeates the spirit of a man from the cradle.
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