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Dominic Sandbrook ; with illustrations by Edward Bettison.

ix, 336 pages :

illustrations, map.

Summary: With its vast cities, soaring pyramids and glittering treasure, the Aztec Empire was one of the greatest civilizations in the world, at once beautiful and terrible. At its head was the Emperor Montezuma, master of millions, who spoke with the voice of the gods and fed the sun with the blood of his prisoners. Yet Montezuma was troubled by terrifying omens. And when Spanish explorers landed on his shore to seek their fortunes, nothing would ever be the same again. (Publisher)

Adventures in time ;
7.