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Fernando Pessoa: 35 Sonnets

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Alternative names	Fernando António Nogueira Pessoa
Description	Portuguese poet, translator, writer, philosopher, essayist and literary critic
Date of birth/death	13 June 1888	30 November 1935
Location of birth/death	Lisbon	Lisbon
Work period	1904 –
Work location	Durban
Authority file	: Q173481 VIAF: 126144814444407525004 ISNI: 0000000121031824 LCCN: n50016857 NLA: 35418570 MusicBrainz: f3ac2a9c-07b4-4d13-907e-5bbaa03eae40 WorldCat

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35 Sonnets

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Monteiro

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Lamas, Motta & C.a

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English

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1918

Place of publication

Lisboa

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