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The Spanish The Spanish conquistadors (or conquerors) that lead the conquest of Peru were ambitious, greedy and remarkably brave. Their expeditions had the spirit and potential of a gold rush but with the blind, selfish conviction of a religious crusade. Most of them were only in their twenties, though some had gained substantial experience fighting natives in North Africa and the Indies.
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