Rafael Delorme Salto (1867–1897), born in the province of Malaga was a Spanish writer, journalist, and freethinker. He was a defender of the autonomy of Cuba[1] and the author of several works of a historical and political nature.
Rafael Delorme | |
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| Died | November 29, 1897 (aged 30) |
| Nationality | Spanish |
| Occupation(s) | Writer and journalist |
Work
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edit- The aborigines of America. Disquisitions about the seat, origin, history and advancement in the scientific sphere of pre-Columbian societies . Foreword by D. Vicente Riva-Palacio and Guerrero, Madrid: Bookstore of Fernando Faith / The Literary Propaganda, 1894.[2]
- Cuba and the colonial reform in Spain . Madrid. Imp. D. Pacheco, 1895.[3]
- Necessity of lay teaching and reforms to be introduced into it. Memory read by Rafael Delorme Salto at the Republican Youth session held on March 18, 1890. Madrid: Ricardo Fé's typographic establishment, 1890.
References
edit- ^ Trelles, Carlos M. (Carlos Manuel) (1918). Biblioteca cientfica cubana. LuEsther T. Mertz Library New York Botanical Garden. Matanzas, Impr. de J. F. Oliver.
- ^ SALTO, Rafael DELORME (1894). Los Aborígenes de América. Disquisiciones Acerca Del Asiento, Origen, Historia Y Adelanto en la Esfera Científica de Las Sociedades Precolombinas. Con Un Prólogo Del General D. Vicente Riva-Palacio Y Guerrero.
- ^ Delorme Salto, Rafael (1895). Cuba y la Reforma Colonial en España. Madrid: Imprenta de Diego Pactero Latorre.
External links
edit- Wikimedia Commons hosts a multimedia category on Rafael Delorme