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       1519 - Hernan Cortés brings horses from Spain to the Americas. Hernan Cortes army of Spaniards was accompanied by a large number of native auxiliaries. Spanish women also accompanied the expedition. Several Castillian women established themselves as nurses:

Isabel Rodriguez, had a legendary touch with the wounded. Beatriz de Pardes, on occasion fought in place of her husband.
                                                          

                       
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                                             1519 - Hernan Cortés brings horses from Spain to the Americas. Hernan Cortes army of Spaniards was accompanied by a large number of native auxiliaries. Spanish women also accompanied the expedition. Several Castillian women established themselves as nurses: Isabel Rodriguez, had a legendary touch with the wounded. Beatriz de Pardes, on occasion fought in place of her husband. Las Conquistadoras