Manuel Jesús de Galván's novel Enriquillo depicted all of the following idealized contributions to Dominican culture EXCEPT

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"Enriquillo" primarily focuses on the interactions between the Spanish colonizers and the indigenous people of Hispaniola, highlighting the Spanish's greed and cruelty as well as the nobility and courage of the indigenous people. It also touches on the Spanish's humanistic and religious traditions. However, it does not specifically address the resilience of Africans brought to the country as slaves, as the novel centers more on the period of initial contact and conflict between the Spanish and the indigenous Taino population.

Manuel Jesús De Galván's Novel Enriquillo Depicted All of the Following