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ArticleHistory of the Conquest of Peru

W. H. Prescott1902

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History of the Conquest of Peru

W. H. Prescott · J M Kirk

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Latin American history and culture Historical Studies in Latin America Archaeology and Cultural Heritage

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2 v. fronts. (ports.) map, facsim. 20 cm.

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Year1902

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Published1902-03-29

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ISSN-L0029-3970

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