The Inca Rule

Some of the writers on Inca history were there on the ground when these activities were taking place and so have first hand knowledge of the events. Others wrote about them from afar, making their judgments based on second- or third-hand information or on other texts on the subject. They also vary in their interpretations depending on whether they are sympathetic to the Spanish cause, or their sympathies lie with the Inca, who were subjugated by the Spanish, even though they had a rich history and an advanced society in many ways superior to the Western societies.

George Vaillant, an archeologist wrote that,

The Indians worked together for their common good, and no sacrifice was too great for their corporate well- being. Man's strength lay in the physical and spiritual welfare of the tribe, and the individual was honored only ina

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