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History of the Conquest of Mexico; vol. 1/4

Note 433 — Chapter VI · [263]

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Dupaix speaks of these tools as made of pure copper. But doubtless there was some alloy mixed with it, as was practised by the Aztecs and Egyptians; otherwise their edges must have been easily turned by the hard substances on which they were employed.

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