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Mexican Leader Dressed In The Leather Of A Dead Slave Editorial Photo


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Mexican Leader dressed in the leather of a dead slave. Folio 12r. Codex Tudela, 16th-century pictorial Aztec codex. Museum of the Americas, Madrid, Spain

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