William H. Prescott Libros

Primer libro de la obra "La historia de la conquista de México, con una vista preliminar de la antigua civilización mexicana y la vida del conquistador Hernando Cortés". En esta evocación de los aztecas, el autor menciona las diversas civilizaciones preaztecas del país.

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