Today's installment concludes Pizarro Conquers the Incan Empire,the name of our combined selection from Hernando Pizarro and William H. Prescott.
Incan Emperor Enters Pizarro’s Kill Zone
It was not long before sunset when the van of the royal procession entered the gates of the city.Continuing Pizarro Conquers the Incan Empire,our
Pizarro Readies Act of Perfedy
He felt that he was battling for the Cross, and under this conviction, exalted as it was at such a moment as this into the predominant impulse, he was
Return from the Lands of the Incas
After returning to Cajamarca and reporting my proceedings to the Governor, he ordered me to go to Spain and to give an account to his majesty of this
Conquistadors Explores the Incan Countryside
When we arrived on the plain of the sea-coast we met with a people who were less civilized, but the country was populous.Continuing Pizarro Conquers
Conquistadors Search Country for Gold
The road over the mountains is a thing worth seeing, because, though the ground is so rugged, such beautiful roads could not in truth be found
Pizarro Ambushes Incan Emperor
The Emperor said, "I will not leave this place until you have restored all that you have taken in my land. I know well who you are and what you have
He Is Proclaimed Genghis Khan
Today's installment concludes Ghengis Khan Founds the Mongol Empire,our selection from History of the Mongols by Henry H. Howorth published in 1888.
Genghis Khan Defeated at Kalanchin Alt
Abandoned by most of his troops, he fled to the desert Baldjuna, where he was reduced to great straits.Continuing Ghengis Khan Founds the Mongol