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Crónica de la Nueva España I (Historia nº 101) (Spanish Edition)
Francisco Cervantes de Salazar
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Perhaps any of the great Eurasian states would have enjoyed a similar success: Tamerlane would have made short work of Montezuma. It was the Occident’s good fortune that its geographical position – closest to the Caribbean antechamber of the pre-Columbian empires – gave it a decisive lead in the acquisition of new lands in the Outer World.
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