Spanish cruelties in the West Indies

Spanish cruelties in the West Indies. On the left, a tree with a wooden house is knocked over by the Spaniards. Countless local inhabitants are slaughtered. They are driven into a pit with sharp stakes, among other things. Between the cruelties stands Pedro de Alvarado, a Spanish conquistador. Behind him, some people are eaten by birds and dogs. Guatemala is destroyed by water and fire. With a legend in Dutch and French. The print is part of an album.