Religion and Empire: The Dynamics of Aztec and Inca Expansionism

Brian M. Fagan · Geoffrey W. Conrad · Arthur A. Demarest

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List of illustrations 1. Introduction 2. The Aztec imperial expansion 3. The Inca imperial expansion 4. Precolumbian imperialism: theories and evidence 5. Ideology and cultural evolution Bibliography Index.

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