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The adventures of Hernan Cortes, the conqueror of Mexico

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THE writer of this volume has thought it best not to encumber a book written for the young, with references to authorities. He owes it to himself, however, to say, that he believes he has made no statement for which authority may not readily be produced.

To any older readers, who may possibly glance at the volume, he would remark, that he is indebted for his materials principally to Antonio de Herrera, Bernal Diaz, Antonio de Solis, Torquemada, Clavigero, Don Telesforo de Trueba y Cosio, Venegas, the letters of Hernan Cortes, the English historian Robertson, and our own lamented countryman, R. C. Sands, Esq.

TO THOSE OF MY YOUNG COUNTRYMEN, WHO ARE DISPOSED TO GATHER FROM THE PAGES OF HISTORY, A STORY OF REAL LIFE, STRANGER THAN ANY TALE OF ROMANCE, This Volume IS AFFECTIONATELY DEDICATED, By the Author.

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