Cuba: An Incident of the Insurrection and Other Verse to Which is Appended an Essay on Music. Este artículo no está disponible.Cuba: An Incident of the Insurrection and Other Verse to Which is Appended an Essay on Music

This collection of poems and essays by British writer and composer Robert Rutland Manners offers a fascinating glimpse into the literary and cultural scene of turn-of-the-century Cuba. Manners draws on his experiences living in Havana during the Cuban War of Independence to create evocative verse that captures the spirit of the times. The essay on music is a thoughtful reflection on the role of music in society and is sure to appeal to music lovers and historians alike.

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