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"D. Jayme; Ou, a Dominação De Castella," a poem by Antonio Feliciano De Castilho and Tomás Ribeiro, presents a historical epic in Portuguese. Published in 1862, this work reflects 19th-century literary themes and historical interests, recounting tales of Spanish domination. The poem showcases the authors' mastery of language and their ability to weave historical narratives into compelling verse. Readers interested in Portuguese literature, historical epics, and the history of Spain will find this a valuable addition to their collections.

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