The Conquest of the Incas

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Described as a 'brilliant, brilliant book on the conquest of the Incas' that the hosts 'can't recommend too highly.' Quoted multiple times, including Hemming calling Manco 'an indomitable patriot' and his comparison of Vilcabamba to Lesotho, Swaziland, and Botswana.

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Dominic repeatedly references this as 'his brilliant book about the conquest of Peru' when discussing how Manco had to restore Inca cult and administration, and later quotes from it about the Incas' organizational abilities and Spanish technological advantages.

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Referenced as a 'brilliant book' that makes excellent points about the conquest of Peru, including how Europeans had usually arrived multiple times before conquest, unlike in Peru where the Spanish did it all in one go.

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Referred to as 'his brilliant book' multiple times, cited for details about casualty estimates at Cajamarca and the scene of Pizarro dining with the captured Atahualpa.

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Referenced as 'a brilliant book about the fall of the Incas' written by 'the great historian of the Amazon' - Hemming is quoted describing Aguirre as 'simply cruel, psychopathic, a man of unmitigated evil'