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Page 249
... Pachacutec took as their first wives ladies belonging to the families of the great chiefs , whom the Sapa Inca thus signally honored . WHOLESALE MARRIAGES Among the lowly , on the other hand , marriage was monogamous . Moreover , it was ...
... Pachacutec took as their first wives ladies belonging to the families of the great chiefs , whom the Sapa Inca thus signally honored . WHOLESALE MARRIAGES Among the lowly , on the other hand , marriage was monogamous . Moreover , it was ...
Page 251
... Pachacutec never heard . Aside from all his surrounding splendor , the Emperor Pachacutec was a great soul , a noble philosopher whose heart held charity for his fellow men . Many of his sayings have been preserved for us by Indian and ...
... Pachacutec never heard . Aside from all his surrounding splendor , the Emperor Pachacutec was a great soul , a noble philosopher whose heart held charity for his fellow men . Many of his sayings have been preserved for us by Indian and ...
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... Pachacutec had done . When we consider that it was equal in size to all our Atlantic States combined , and that its territory was far more diverse than is that of those States , we can readily understand the disruptive forces which were ...
... Pachacutec had done . When we consider that it was equal in size to all our Atlantic States combined , and that its territory was far more diverse than is that of those States , we can readily understand the disruptive forces which were ...
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