The Conquest of the Incas
The hostile attitude of powerful tribes such as the Huanca was a decisive factor in the overthrow of Inca rule in Peru.
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harangue.
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venerated
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sedition.
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chimera.
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solicitude
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(The ruins of this huge city, now known as Huánuco Pampa, lie above La Unión, a remote town on the upper Marañón. They contain superb stonework, and are unique in being the only ruins of an important Inca provincial centre to remain untouched by later occupation. The Spaniards soon found its altitude of 12,170 feet (3,700 metres) too disagreeable
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accede.
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condescension.