One author from this country wrote a book in which the title character espouses a belief in Humanitism and tells a parable about the usefulness of war which concludes "to the victor goes the potatoes."
One author from this country wrote a book in which the title character espouses a belief in Humanitism and tells a parable about the usefulness of war which concludes "to the victor goes the potatoes." That author from this country wrote about Rubaio, a man who inherits money from Quincas Borba, in his book Philosopher or Dog. One novelist from this nation describes the plantation town of Ilheus in Gabriela, Clove and Cinnamon. That author wrote about the marriages of the title character after the pharmacist Teodoro after Vidinho dies in a book about Dona Flor. For 10 points, name this home of Joaquim Machado de Assis and Jorge Amado, a Portuguese speaking nation.
One author from this country wrote a book in which the title character espouses a belief in Humanitism and tells a parable about the usefulness of war which concludes "to the victor goes the potatoes."
Brazil [or Brasil]