How can anything good come if we do not return for the honour of God, that is, if we do not immediately fulfill our duty as Christians and civilizers?
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"Their women are comely, but their gods demand too much blood."
"A man without gold is a man without honor."
"I have seen their sacrifices, and I will make them sacrifice to the true God."
"I would rather face a thousand warriors than one Spanish lawyer."
"They call me Malinche’s captain, but I am the one who tamed her tongue."
From his writings, reflecting his colonial and religious justifications for his actions, a philosophical stance on duty and perceived righteousness.
Date: 16th century (approximate)
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