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ISBN
8596547026402
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Algemeen
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28-05-2022
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Engels
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Auteur(s)
John S. C. Abbott
Hernando Cortez
Makers of History
John S. C. Abbott
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In
"Hernando
Cortez,"
John
S.
C.
Abbott
explores
the
complex
life
and
exploits
of
the
famed
Spanish
conquistador
who
played
an
instrumental
role
in
the
fall
of
the
Aztec
Empire.
Abbott
employs
a
narrative
style
that
is
both
engaging
and
informative,
interweaving
vivid
descriptions
and
historical
context
to
bring
the
era—and
its
prominent
figures—to
life.
The
book
delves
into
themes
of
ambition,
cultural
conflict,
and
the
consequences
of
imperialism,
all
within
a
richly
detailed
framework
that
reflects
Abbott's
careful
research
and
literary
prowess,
making
it
a
pivotal
work
in
the
genre
of
historical
biography.
John
S.
C.
Abbott,
a
prominent
19th-century
American
author
and
historian,
had
a
keen
interest
in
pivotal
moments
of
history
that
shaped
the
modern
world.
His
extensive
background
in
writing
biographies
and
focus
on
influential
figures
inspired
him
to
document
Cortez's
life—a
figure
who
is
both
revered
and
reviled
in
history.
Abbott's
deep
commitment
to
uncovering
the
motivations
and
impacts
of
historical
figures
lends
a
nuanced
perspective
to
Cortez's
controversial
legacy,
marrying
academic
rigor
with
accessible
storytelling.
I
highly
recommend
"Hernando
Cortez"
to
readers
interested
in
the
dynamic
interplay
between
exploration
and
conquest.
Abbott's
compelling
narrative
not
only
illuminates
the
life
of
a
complex
historical
figure
but
also
invites
reflection
on
the
broader
implications
of
colonial
ambition.
This
book
is
an
essential
read
for
anyone
seeking
to
understand
the
intricate
tapestry
of
human history.
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