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How did the Natives view the Spaniards, at least at first? What changed this view? and Why does Las Casas accuse the Spaniards of "pretending to be Christians?" What evidence does he offer for this accusation?
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How did the Natives view the Spaniards, at least at first? What changed this view?

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Why does Las Casas accuse the Spaniards of "pretending to be Christians?" What evidence does he offer for this accusation?

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they viewed them as weak

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