Did Francisco Pizarro really say 'What treason is this that you have meditated against me? Me, who have ever treat...'?

Francisco Pizarro Quote Source & Citation:

What treason is this that you have meditated against me? Me, who have ever treated you with honor, confiding in your words, as in those of a brother?

— Francisco Pizarro Early Modern · Conquered Inca Empire

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"There is no turning back now."

"They build high walls, but they cannot hide from God or Spain."

"Let them bring me the gold, and I will divide it among all."

"Let no one, who values his life, strike at the Inca."

"I fear no man, only poverty."

Statement made during a confrontation, likely related to internal conflicts or perceived betrayals.

Date: c. 1530s-1540s

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