Pizarro, Francisco

I've heard it said that Francisco Pizarro was surprised when he found he'd conquered Peru with only a few objections.

Next to Balboa, among the sixty-seven, was Francisco Pizarro.

With Ojeda was Francisco Pizarro, a middle-aged soldier of fortune, who had not hitherto distinguished himself in any way.

The remnant was crowded into a single small, unseaworthy brigantine under the command of Francisco Pizarro.

Francisco Pizarro still tried to keep from blows with the man who, though now a traitor, had been once his comrade.