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Literature Trivia

Where is "La Mancha" as described in the novel "Don Quixote de La Mancha"?

on Mar 9, 2026

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Portugal
Argentina
Central Spain
Mexico

Central Spain. Literary historians disagree about whether Cervantes was making a pun out of the place "La Mancha" which also translates as "the stain".

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