
Born in Blood and Fire

We have few firsthand accounts of what being human cargo was like, although around twelve million people over four centuries had the experience.
John Charles Chasteen • Born in Blood and Fire
Today one speaks of “the Incas,” but the name Inca actually referred only to the emperor and his empire. Ethnically, the people of Cuzco were Quechua speakers, and they, too, drew on a long history of previous cultural evolution in the Andes.