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[America] SOLIS (Antoine de). History of the Conquest of Mexico, or New Spain, by Hernán Cortés. Paris, Compagnie des Libraires, 1730. 2 in-12 volumes, contemporary sheepskin, decorated raised-band spine. Cap bands damaged, leather missing in places, scuffing. Illustrated edition featuring 2 fold-out maps (the Gulf of Mexico and the area around Lake Mexico) and 11 (of 12) engraved plates, 10 of which are folded, depicting views of cities, temples, battles, and scenes related to the conquest. The first edition of this work by Antonio de Solís (1610–1686), historiographer of the Indies to the Spanish Crown, was printed in Madrid in 1684.
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