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Bohemian literature
(Encyclopedia)Bohemian literature: see Czech literature. ...Spanish Armada
(Encyclopedia)Spanish Armada: see Armada, Spanish. ...Norse literature
(Encyclopedia)Norse literature: see Old Norse literature. ...juvenile literature
(Encyclopedia)juvenile literature: see children's literature. ...Serbian literature
(Encyclopedia)Serbian literature: see Yugoslav (South Slav) Literature. ...Flemish literature
(Encyclopedia)Flemish literature: see Dutch and Flemish literature. ...Dutch literature
(Encyclopedia)Dutch literature: see Dutch and Flemish literature. ...hidalgo, in Spanish nobility
(Encyclopedia)hidalgo hēdälˈgō [key] [contraction of Span. hijo de algo=son of something], term designating the lowest degree of Spanish nobility, a rank above the ordinary gentry but below the great lords. The...Czech literature
(Encyclopedia)Czech literature, literary works that constitute part of the Czech culture and, except for some early compositions written in liturgical languages, is in the Czech language. After 1890 realism gaine...Georgian literature
(Encyclopedia)Georgian literature. Early Georgian literature shows the influence of two distinctly different civilizations—medieval Eastern Orthodox Christianity and, later, Persia. The Passion of St. Shushanik, ...Browse by Subject
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