15 April 2020 5 mins
Nature and culture. Jesuits and shamans. Exploitation and slavery. Conquerors and colonized. Captains and beheaded. America. Spain. The strategic war games fought by pathogens. The infected frazadas (blankets) which Spaniards distributed to indigenous communities knowing that they would be their end.
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