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Don Mauricio López-Roberts y Terry, 3rd Marquis of la Torre Hermosa (Nice, France, 23 January 1873 - Madrid, Spain, 18 February 1940) was a Spanish noble, diplomat and politician.

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The Triz Garcia, 1902.
The singer, 1902.
The family of Hita, 1902.
The future of Paco Tudela, 1903.
Arnaiz Lino's novel, 1905.
The Sphinx smiles, 1906.
The wagon of Thespis, 1906.
"Las infanzonas", 1907.
A Night of Souls, 1907.
Doña Martyrdom, 1907.
The true home, 1917
Old wives tales, 1917.
The jealous, 1918.
The white bird, 1919.
The groom, 1920.

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Poster Art, 1931.

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