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By Right of Conquest

CHAPTER 14: In Mexico
19/30

There was a desperate battle, our allies fled, but the soldiers stood their ground and--thanks to the aid of the Blessed Virgin--resisted all the attacks made upon them.

But eight of the men were slain, and Juan himself was mortally wounded.

The Indian prisoners taken said that the attack, like that at Cholula, had been made by the orders of Montezuma.
"You may do us good service by finding out what are the intentions of the Mexicans.

Therefore, by all means, carry out your intention of going across to Tezcuco.

The young king is a nephew of the emperor, but he has suffered much at Montezuma's hands, and has been stripped of the greater part of his father's dominions.


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