Goldfinch, April 14, 2018.
Skidmore College, April 6, 2018
Studying Spanish in Duolingo, I came across back-to-back exercises talking about revolution.
Is this strange? Is this pointing to some kind of truth about the revolutions in Spanish-speaking countries? When I’m in Spain, especially in Catalonia, am I likely to hear talk about a revolution?
Giotto’s Campanile as seen from the Duomo, Florence, Italy, March 2006.
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