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nydus/The Memoirs of the Conquistador Bernal Diaz del Castillo, Vol 2 (of 2)Public

Bernal Díaz del Castillo chronicles the military expedition led by Hernán Cortés against the city of Tezcuco in late 1520. This account details the mobilization of Spanish forces and Tlascallan allies, as well as the tactical challenges encountered while navigating mountain passes during the march toward Mexico.

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Gomara most likely followed Cortes' despatches, where we find that the stream was coloured with the blood of the Indians, to the distance of four miles. (p. 30.)

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Indian servants. (p. 32.)

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Our old soldier has, "Unas bulas de señor S. Pedro," a bull of St. Peter. (p. 32.)

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There were four vessels which arrived on this occasion, carrying 200 Spaniards and 80 horses. (p. 33.)

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