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University of Nottingham genderlatam Research 2001-2006 Project database

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Joseph Skinner

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Gender: M
Ethnic origin: White

Biographical details

Possibly an Englishman, he published The Present State of Peru, London, 1805, a work that is judged by historian Rail Pores Breeches (1897-1960) to have been a pirate book. (Romero de Valle, 300-301)

Life Events

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1805

He published The Present State of Peru , in London.

References

Romero de Valle, Emilia, (1966), Diccionario manual de literatura peruana y materias afines

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