Legenden En Romances Van Spanje, written by Lewis Spence and first published in 1920, is a historical analysis of Spanish romantic literature. The book explores the interplay between Spanish folklore and historical narratives, focusing on romantic epics and ballads, including figures like El Cid. Spence examines how the historical context of Spain has shaped its storytelling traditions and national identity, highlighting the connections between Spanish cantares de gesta and broader European literary traditions. This work is recognized for its cultural significance and contribution to the understanding of Spanish literature.
