Its third section is a digression on the status of Greece as a slave state of the Ottoman Empire, and earlier sections detail the cannibalism of Pedrillo and love affairs between Donna Inez and Jose and Jose's wife with Inez's (*) son.
Its third section is a digression on the status of Greece as a slave state of the Ottoman Empire, and earlier sections detail the cannibalism of Pedrillo and love affairs between Donna Inez and Jose and Jose's wife with Inez's (*) son. It contrasts with other works about the same figure, as his role is reversed into one who is seduced by women, and a frequent joke is the intentional mispronunciation of his name. FTP, identify this unfinished poem divided into cantos written by Lord Byron about a notorious Spanish libertine.
Its third section is a digression on the status of Greece as a slave state of the Ottoman Empire, and earlier sections detail the cannibalism of Pedrillo and love affairs between Donna Inez and Jose and Jose's wife with Inez's (*) son.
“{Don Juan}” (Don Joo-an)