... and interpret the Spanish-Amerindian encounter, which was more like a conquest. The text is an extraordinary and inspiring composition that interprets the past by conflicting with the age old definitions of history that the story is written by the conquerors. It portrays a broader and richer picture of the context that there was ... sun rose to rule over those lands, and that we must be those men, as we had fought the Tlaxcalans; for they had brought him pictures of the battles true to life." (pg. 137) Diego Duran wrote a totally different thing. He mentioned that Moteczoma was afraid of...

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