The dedication to this poem is taken from the Inferno,  "'O brothers, who amid a hundred thousand/ Perils,' I said, ‘have come unto the West,'" and the poem's story is told to Bernal Diaz.
The dedication to this poem is taken from the Inferno,  "'O brothers, who amid a hundred thousand/ Perils,' I said, ‘have come unto the West,'" and the poem's story is told to Bernal Diaz. It includes the line "And who are ye to be judge of us...?" and tells of the massacre of the natives of Cholula and the death of Montezuma. For 10 points--, name this poem which follows the exploits of the Spanish explorers under Cortes, a work by Archibald MacLeish
The dedication to this poem is taken from the Inferno,  "'O brothers, who amid a hundred thousand/ Perils,' I said, ‘have come unto the West,'" and the poem's story is told to Bernal Diaz.
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