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were utilized for the building of the temples, the Oat·hedral, etc.

and whait still remains is the part found

bé im¡possible for re·

work or even

dismantle.

The Colonial modus viv!mdi was

ait

times Clani·sh; at other

times t'hey mixed witJi and H.ved more or less as the In:cas. There

is therefore now noted the result

ma1,1y particul'ars of the city,

The de.can•dence of Cuz;oo bsgan a few years af.ter the installa·

tion of the Virreinafo. It followed a.s the seat of civil warfare,

disorders and in_trigues, and the abandoning

o.f

the <lity of the fu·

ture founders of Tucamán, <the settlers of Dorado, the de>oted

Archbishops and the r eibe.Ilious Incas. At this time there were

executed Los AlmSJgro,

the

two Thuipac.c Amaru,

the Puma

~coo.hua,

and other martyrs of the war .and revolutiona:r>y factions.

Flollowing these incidents there was noted a great decrease in the

ciJty

'IS

pop111ation and for-ces. The visitor can still see and study

the remain'S' of these grand and memoriable monuments.

The foregoing notes olil social a,n.d <politiical Cuzco are made

for the ind'o

and guidance of.

the

visitor making a ehort

stay in Cuz o. Fol ow)m,g are details on the ruirus and

;prine~al

points of intere&t:

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