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Work is already well underway.
After her death of cancer in May 1994, her husband Prof. Michael Coe, an anthropologist specializing in Mesoamerican research, finished the book and prepared it for publication. Following a thread of Cacao Tree through history you will learn about Maya and Aztec culture, go through the Spanish conquest of Central America, and explore the chocolate conquest of Europe. This book is a work of love, not only the love of chocolate, but primarily the love of history, life, and of a deceased spouse. Even if you don't like chocolate, this book is a feast. Brayshaw, T.C. 1996.