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“I and my companions suffer from a disease of the heart which can be cured only with gold.”
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“If the heathen are no longer brought by compulsion into the light, we make them pay a heavy indemnity for their privilege of sitting in darkness, and, whenever their opposition to the dissemination of Christian teaching amongst them emerges from quiescence into activity, a warship is ready to bombard their coasts while troops are at hand to annex a province.”
― Five Letters of Cortes to the Emperor: 1519 -1526
― Five Letters of Cortes to the Emperor: 1519 -1526
“hypocrisy which is a smug vice of cowards”
― Five Letters of Cortes to the Emperor: 1519 -1526
― Five Letters of Cortes to the Emperor: 1519 -1526
“recognising defeat as a momentary check, but never accepting it as final.”
― Five Letters of Cortes to the Emperor: 1519 -1526
― Five Letters of Cortes to the Emperor: 1519 -1526
“Precept is ever plentiful but example is the better teacher,”
― Five Letters of Cortes to the Emperor: 1519 -1526
― Five Letters of Cortes to the Emperor: 1519 -1526



