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Against Race,own, on trips to the countryside and to the villages surrounding the city of Havana. Martí’s father had been assigned the impossible task of preventing slave ships from docking in Cuba. Although slavery was not abolished in Cuba until 1886, Spain, often pressured by England, had agreed to put an end

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Bilingual Emerson,les for the Caracas newspaper . (national opinion), published on October 1, 1881, Martí refers to Emerson’s “natural philosophy,” perhaps his earliest reference to the author of . (9:49). The following year, within days of Emerson’s death, Marti wrote a long essay simply titled “Emerson.” It was als