Hernan Cortes — "recognising defeat as a momentary check, but never accepting it as final."
recognising defeat as a momentary check, but never accepting it as final.
recognising defeat as a momentary check, but never accepting it as final.
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"If they bring me gold, I will call them brothers; if not, dogs."
"I would rather face a thousand warriors than one Spanish lawyer."
"I have made kings into my porters."
"To conquer oneself is the first and greatest victory."
"I did not come to convert, but to conquer."
A strong statement on resilience and mindset, often attributed to Cortes's approach to conquest.
Date: 16th century (approximate)
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