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Entertaining and Informative
This book gives some fascinating information about the daily life of the Aztecs and their neighbors before the Spanish conquest. Marrin succeeds at writing in an unbiased manner, even when it comes to describing horrifying events such as Aztec ritual human sacrifice. The narrative moves along quickly and every sentence is interesting. I often felt I was reading a...
Published on May 5, 2000 by Kelley Hunt
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A decent companion...
...to Jennings' Aztec. After reading the latter, I sought to learn more about this civilization. Marrin's writing level was below adult, but for that reason, it was a simple one-day read. I enjoyed reading the details not covered in Jennings' tome, as well as expansion on what he did cover.
Published on December 28, 1998
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Entertaining and Informative, May 5, 2000
This review is from: Aztecs and Spaniards (Hardcover)
This book gives some fascinating information about the daily life of the Aztecs and their neighbors before the Spanish conquest. Marrin succeeds at writing in an unbiased manner, even when it comes to describing horrifying events such as Aztec ritual human sacrifice. The narrative moves along quickly and every sentence is interesting. I often felt I was reading a gripping novel instead of a history book. There are also quite a few photos, maps and drawings.
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A decent companion..., December 28, 1998
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This review is from: Aztecs and Spaniards (Hardcover)
...to Jennings' Aztec. After reading the latter, I sought to learn more about this civilization. Marrin's writing level was below adult, but for that reason, it was a simple one-day read. I enjoyed reading the details not covered in Jennings' tome, as well as expansion on what he did cover.
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A decent companion..., December 28, 1998
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This review is from: Aztecs and Spaniards (Hardcover)
...to Jennings' Aztec. After reading the latter, I sought to learn more about this civilization. Marrin's writing level was below adult, but for that reason, it was a simple one-day read. I enjoyed reading the details not covered in Jennings' tome, as well as expansion on what he did cover.
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