365 Day Project: Day 108
Matt Trent
Advocate for Growth through Knowledge & Experience | Co-Founder, GreenBox U | Guiding Professionals to Maximize Their Unique Strengths & Insights
Ready for Adventures and Conquests
Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra (1547–1616).?Don Quixote, Part 1.?
[Vol. 14, pp. 17-28 of The Harvard Classics]
Reading too many romances of knights and valorous deeds caused a poor Spanish gentleman to polish up his great-grandfather's armor, rechristen his old nag, and sally forth. "Don Quixote," besides holding a secure niche in literature as the work that quashed the romantic school of knight-errantry, is at the same time one of the most widely-read stories in the world.
(Cervantes receives the last sacraments April 18, 1616.)
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