The Works of William H. Prescott

Prescott's comprehensive histories of Latin America are landmarks in the study of the region. A meticulous researcher and gifted writer, he combined scholarly rigor with a storytelling flair to bring the past to life. His works continue to be regarded as authoritative accounts of the conquest and colonization of Central and South America.

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