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[https://www.timetravelturtle.com/peru/spanish-genocide/ by Michael Turtle 31/7/25 TIME TRAVEL TURTLE] | [https://www.timetravelturtle.com/peru/spanish-genocide/ by Michael Turtle 31/7/25 TIME TRAVEL TURTLE] | ||
In the country’s capital, Lima, I find myself confronting the thoughts that had been swirling aimlessly in my head. For it was here that much of this death originated, in some form or the other. | In the country’s capital, Lima, I find myself confronting the thoughts that had been swirling aimlessly in my head. For it was here that much of this death originated, in some form or the other. | ||
=====Genocidal Massacres in the Spanish Conquest of the Americas <i>Xaragua, Cholula and Toxcatl, 1503-1519</i>===== | |||
[https://livrepository.liverpool.ac.uk/3144836/ by UNIVERSITY OF LIVERPOOL] | |||
This chapter examines and compares three genocidal events in the early modern Caribbean and Mesoamerica: the massacres of Xaragua (Hispaniola, 1503), Cholula (Mexico, 1519), and Toxcatl (Mexico, 1520; also known as the Massacre of Templo Mayor). Each of the three mass killings marked a political and military turning point in the history of Spanish military expansion in the Americas. | |||
