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The first thing you notice is the lack of a dedication of the book to the English king. Suddenly I remembered the map Professor Beasley-Murray on the board, drawing, this book is one of the first books written in Latin America for European readers. The second thing that caught my attention is the use of many references to God in the first two or three chapters. I think the author, and not born in Spain, the reader wanted to be sure that he was "one of them." God is the only thing he has in commun with English readers. What I'm trying to say is that the author wants readers to know that Europe is still faithful to God, and this is still the same culture that the Europeans and has the same credibility as any other European copyright.Once your credibility has been established, the author incorporates an indigenous voice to his story. His story is very interesting because it is telling stories that have happened to some people: his book is a documentary about the geography, history, and some Indian politics. The native has a voice through his book, because most of what is written are the words of the Indian: a new way of scribes stories and this time the Indians are writing for readers almost European. His story tells the religious or spiritual history of the Indians almost as a "Bible" to teach native English reader.