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    Historical interpretations

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    Historical accounts differ over Moctezuma's death: Spanish sources claim he was killed by his own people's thrown stones, while indigenous accounts often state the Spanish killed him.
    OCR · World Depth Study: Aztecs and the Spanish Conquest, 1519–1535
    Differing historical accounts surrounding the death of Moctezuma, with Spanish accounts claiming he was stoned by his people while Aztec sources state the Spanish murdered him.
    OCR · World Depth Study: Aztecs and the Spanish Conquest, 1519–1535

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