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Rafael Delorme
DiedNovember 29, 1897(1897-11-29) (aged 30)
OccupationsWriter and journalist

Rafael Delorme Salto (1867–1897), born in the province of Malaga was a Spanish writer, journalist, and freethinker. He was a defender of the autonomy of Cuba[1] and the author of several works of a historical and political nature.

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Books

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  • The aborigines of America. Disquisitions about the seat, origin, history and advancement in the scientific sphere of pre-Columbian societies . Foreword by D. Vicente Riva-Palacio and Guerrero, Madrid: Bookstore of Fernando Faith / The Literary Propaganda, 1894.[2]
  • Cuba and the colonial reform in Spain . Madrid. Imp. D. Pacheco, 1895.[3]
  • Necessity of lay teaching and reforms to be introduced into it. Memory read by Rafael Delorme Salto at the Republican Youth session held on March 18, 1890. Madrid: Ricardo Fé's typographic establishment, 1890.

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  1. Trelles, Carlos M. (Carlos Manuel) (1918). Biblioteca cientfica cubana. LuEsther T. Mertz Library New York Botanical Garden. Matanzas, Impr. de J. F. Oliver.
  2. SALTO, Rafael DELORME (1894). Los Aborígenes de América. Disquisiciones Acerca Del Asiento, Origen, Historia Y Adelanto en la Esfera Científica de Las Sociedades Precolombinas. Con Un Prólogo Del General D. Vicente Riva-Palacio Y Guerrero.
  3. Delorme Salto, Rafael (1895). Cuba y la Reforma Colonial en España. Madrid: Imprenta de Diego Pactero Latorre.
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