Ubirajara (novel)

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Ubirajara is one of the indigenous novels by José de Alencar. It was first published in 1874. This name means lord of spear or lancer in English, from ubira - spear, e jara - lord; it accorded José de Alencar.

"Ubirajara" (the companion to "Iracema") A Legend Of The Tupy Indians by Jose De Alancar was translated from the Portuguese into English verse by J.T.W. Sadler, M.A. early 20th century. Published by Ronald Massey, 108, Victoria Street, S.W. 1.

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Ubirajara

Novels by José de Alencar

Cinco Minutos (1856)
A Viuvinha (1857)
O Guarani (1857)
Lucíola (1862)
Diva (1864)
Iracema (1865)
As Minas de Prata (1865 — 1866)
O Gaúcho (1870) A Pata da Gazela (1870)
O Tronco do Ipê (1871)
A Guerra dos Mascates (1871 — 1873)
Til (1871)
Sonhos d'Ouro (1872)
Alfarrábios (1873)
Ubirajara (1874)
O Sertanejo (1875)
Senhora (1875)
Encarnação (1893)

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