El atroz redentor Lazarus Morell

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"El atroz redentor Lazarus Morell" is a short fictionalized biographical sketch by Jorge Luis Borges that recounts the life and crimes of a ruthless con man who exploits and betrays enslaved people in the American South.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictionalized biographical sketch
literary work
short story
author Jorge Luis Borges NERFINISHED
basedOn historical criminal Lazarus Morell
collectionTheme infamy and notorious figures
countryOfOrigin Argentina NERFINISHED
depicts enslaved people in the American South
fraudulent liberation schemes
firstPublicationYear 1935
genre biographical fiction
fiction
infamy tale
short story
hasEnglishTranslation The Atrocious Redeemer Lazarus Morell NERFINISHED
hasMainAntagonist Lazarus Morell himself NERFINISHED
includedIn first edition of Historia universal de la infamia
influencedBy North American crime histories
popular chronicles of outlaws
language Spanish
literaryMovement modernism
literaryStyle Borgesian
mainCharacter Lazarus Morell NERFINISHED
narrativeForm prose
narrativeTechnique mixing fact and fiction
pseudo-biographical account
originalTitle El atroz redentor Lazarus Morell NERFINISHED
partOf Historia universal de la infamia NERFINISHED
protagonistRole con man
criminal
publisherOfFirstBookEdition Editorial Tor NERFINISHED
settingCountry United States of America
surface form: United States
settingLocation American South NERFINISHED
settingPeriod 19th century
subjectMatter confidence schemes
crime
slavery in the United States
theme betrayal
deception
exploitation
moral corruption
slavery
violence
tone ironic
macabre
moralistic
workLength short
workType short prose piece

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Historia universal de la infamia hasPart El atroz redentor Lazarus Morell