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Francisco de Paula López de Castro

Francisco de Paula López de Castro was a Spanish writer and poet (1771–1827). He was born in Seville.

Also recorded as Francisco de Paula Lopez de Castro

Francisco de Paula López de Castro

Born
1771 · Seville.
Died
1827 · Seville.
Nationality
Spain
Occupation
writer · poet
Fields
poetry
Movements
Neoclassicism
Education
University of Seville
Languages
Spanish

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Francisco de Paula López de Castro (1771 – 1827) was a writer and politician.

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