The War of Quito
The War of Quito
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When I knew this, I spoke to Gonzalo Pizarro on the subject of having taken the treasure of your Majesty. He said that those who took it had given acknowledgments and receipts, and had mortgaged their persons and goods, that they were substantial men whose estates are worth over $200, 000 and that your Majesty would not lose a blanca. All the others said the same, that your Majesty's interests were safe.
I am also informed that the Judges, by a royal decree, have ordered Gonzalo Pizarro to marc...h north and drive 142 PRAYER FOR PEACE the Viceroy out of the country, that he may not continue devastating and destroying, but go to give an account to x'our Majesty. All the troops are got ready to march with him and all are starting. Gonzalo Pizarro has a great power, and I fear that all are hostile to the Viceroy, while Pizarro has not taken upon himself to defend the Viceroy that he may not be killed. By these feuds the country is lost and destroyed, and the natives perish. I entreat your Majesty to look upon it with eyes of pity, as the Prince, Lord, and P'ather of all this land.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When I knew this, I spoke to Gonzalo Pizarro on the subject of having taken the treasure of your Majesty. He said that those who took it had given acknowledgments and receipts, and had mortgaged their persons and goods, that they were substantial men whose estates are worth over $200, 000 and that your Majesty would not lose a blanca. All the others said the same, that your Majesty's interests were safe.
I am also informed that the Judges, by a royal decree, have ordered Gonzalo Pizarro to marc...h north and drive 142 PRAYER FOR PEACE the Viceroy out of the country, that he may not continue devastating and destroying, but go to give an account to x'our Majesty. All the troops are got ready to march with him and all are starting. Gonzalo Pizarro has a great power, and I fear that all are hostile to the Viceroy, while Pizarro has not taken upon himself to defend the Viceroy that he may not be killed. By these feuds the country is lost and destroyed, and the natives perish. I entreat your Majesty to look upon it with eyes of pity, as the Prince, Lord, and P'ather of all this land.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pedro De Cieza De Len to read onlineMoreLess
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