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The Story Of The Poetic Protest Graffiti Left On Hernan Cortes’...

thehistorianshut - July 14, 2020

Bernal Díaz’s Graphic Account Of The Human Sacrifice Of His Friends

thehistorianshut - June 4, 2020

The Embarrassing Catapult Unveiling At Tlatelolco Market

thehistorianshut - May 7, 2020

Hernan Cortes’ Ambush Of An Ambush

thehistorianshut - April 22, 2020

Hernan Cortes Was Almost Assassinated Just Before Leading His Final Conquest...

thehistorianshut - March 19, 2020

Hernán Cortés Reportedly Burned 17 Aztec Military Leaders To Death During...

thehistorianshut - December 20, 2019

Golden Gambling Between Montezuma And Cortes

thehistorianshut - November 28, 2019

Hernán Cortés’ Awkward Hug

thehistorianshut - October 23, 2019

The Lavish Feasts Of Montezuma

thehistorianshut - October 20, 2019

Montezuma II’s Apartments Of Amusing Persons

thehistorianshut - September 20, 2019

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The Awkward Royal Election Of Hildeprand

Orestes and Pylades in Tauris, by Nicolaas Verkolje (c. 1673 –...

The Gale-Force Legend Of Thorstein Red-Nose

Andromache Lamenting The Death Of Hector, Attributed To The Workshop Of...

Edgar Allan Poe

November 29, 2017

Jonathan Swift

November 2, 2020

Grettir the Strong

June 9, 2018

Saint Vulfolaic And The Crushing Blow Dealt To His Beloved Pillar

May 14, 2020

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