Stories of the Conquests of Mexico and Peru, with a Sketch of the Early Adventures of the Spaniards in the New World (Open Library)

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Stories of the Conquests of Mexico and Peru, with a Sketch of the Early Adventures of the Spaniards in the New World

by William Dalton
Published in October 10, 2001, Adamant Media Corporation

Stories of the Conquests of Mexico and Peru, with a Sketch of the Ear ...
William Dalton

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Language: English

Format: Paperback

Dimensions: 8.2 x 5.2 x 1.3 inches

Weight: 1.5 pounds

ISBN 10: 140216548X

ISBN 13: 9781402165481

Subject: Cortes and Pizarro,Cortes,Pizarro,stories,juvenile literature,hisopry,conquest,Mexico,Peru,Spaniards,William Dalton
History / Latin America
History / Mexico

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First sentence: SPAIN is celebrated for the number and antiquity of its religious houses; but within a few leagues of the seaport of Palos, in Andalusia, there yet remains one-the Franciscan monastery of Santa Maria de Rabida-which in historic interest excels them all.

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