
The History of Peru
A Fascinating Guide
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David Robbins
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Uncover the fascinating history of Peru, one of South America’s most beautiful countries.
Overlapping with the Amazon and the Andes, Peru is a rich and incredible country with a long history. Now, this audiobook examines Peru’s story, covering the early Inca Empire, one of the most advanced pre-American societies, to colonization and Peru’s journey to its place in the modern world.
With reference to the pre- and post-Inca Empire, as well as the first arrival of the Spanish and the formation of the Republic of Peru, this detailed guide explores their history and the many events which shaped them. Including their resources, political leaders, and many struggles, this book is a must-listen for anyone interested in world history.
Buy now to discover Peru’s incredible story today!
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