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Ottimo Massimo / Turcaret
The leader of the Spanish nobles who live in the trees in Olivabassa, a city near Ombrosa. A large man with liver spots, Don Frederico is melancholy and somewhat hopeless about his situation. He has three daughters, one of whom, Ursula, becomes Cosimo’s first love. Don Frederico enjoys Cosimo, and much to Father Sulpicio’s chagrin, he invites Cosimo to come back to Granada with them to marry Ursula.
Frederico Alonso Sanchez Quotes in The Baron in the Trees
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Chapter 18
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And there, with naive youthful fervor, he explained the ideas of the philosophers and the wrongs of sovereigns and how states could be governed according to reason and justice.
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Frederico Alonso Sanchez Quotes in The Baron in the Trees
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Chapter 18
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And there, with naive youthful fervor, he explained the ideas of the philosophers and the wrongs of sovereigns and how states could be governed according to reason and justice.
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