This dual biography recounts the lives and exploits of two of the most famous conquistadors of the 16th century: Hernando Cortes and Francisco Pizarro. Authorship of the book is uncertain, but it was likely written in the mid-1800s. Despite its age, it remains a valuable source of information on the two famous explorers.
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