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Amusing read, but the "leaves scars" part is completely unsubstantiated in the text itself, except for a vague allusion in the last paragraph.
by wlievens 15y ago
Amusing read, but the "leaves scars" part is completely unsubstantiated in the text itself, except for a vague allusion in the last paragraph.
- RuadhanMc 15y agoYes, it leaves scars only in the sense that the event has been recorded by historians. Interesting story, but bad title.
- jcitme 15y agoWell, considering this influenced the fall of the Spanish from the leading country of the time, this might not be a 'cause' of the fall, in the same way that the fall of the Roman empire was complex. But I for one can see how that this might resonate though history to today. Maybe not as extreme as "YOU WOULD BE SPEAKING SPANISH NOW", but there should be definite influences.