The Seventeen Years Travels of Peter de Cieza, Through the Mighty Kingdom of Peru, and the Large Provinces of Cartagena and Popayan in South America

In the 16th century, Spanish soldier and chronicler Pedro de Cieza de Leon set out on a remarkable journey through the Spanish territories of South America, cataloguing the people, places, and customs he encountered along the way. This book is the first English translation of his epic travelogue, providing a vivid and detailed portrait of life in colonial Peru and its surrounding regions. Whether you're a student of history, anthropology, or literature, this book is an indispensable resource for understanding the rich and complex cultures of South America.

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