We People Here: Nahuatl Accounts of The Conquest of Mexico (Repertorium Columbianum)
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We People Here: Nahuatl Accounts of The Conquest of Mexico (Repertorium Columbianum)

by James Lockhart

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We People Here: Nahuatl Accounts of the Conquest of Mexico offers authentic indigenous narratives from the time of the Spanish arrival. Edited by James Lockhart in the Repertorium Columbianum series, it provides essential primary sources for scholars exploring the history of Mesoamerica and the dynamics of colonial encounters.

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We People Here is a key publication in the Repertorium Columbianum series, focusing on primary sources from the colonial period.

The book compiles Nahuatl accounts that document the conquest of Mexico, providing direct insights from the indigenous viewpoint.

James Lockhart, the editor, brings expertise in Mesoamerican history and languages to this work, ensuring accurate representation of the original texts.

As part of a broader effort to preserve and study Columbian-era documents, this volume contributes to understanding the cultural and historical impacts of the conquest.

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