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Jacobin, The

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Jacobin, The

Opera by Antonín Dvořák (libretto by M Cervinková-Riegrová), composed 1887–88 and first produced in Prague, Bohemia (Czech Republic), on 12 February 1889; it was revised in 1897. It tells how Bohuš returns to his father's favour after false accusations by his cousin Adolf.



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