Original sentence: Some statistics of large death tolls are given by historians such as Will Durant, who, in, The Reformation (1957) cites Juan Antonio Llorente, General Secretary of the Inquisition from 1789 to 1801, as estimating that 31,912 people were executed from 1480-1808.The Spanish Inquisition extensive records and these are now being sifted through by historians.They paint a very different picture of sentencing patterns to traditional historians, although like any historical document their accuracy can be disputed.This suggests a total of about 2,250 in the period reviewed
Edited sentence: Some dubious statistics of large death tolls are given by historians such as Will Durant, who, in, The Reformation (1957) cites Juan Antonio Llorente, General Secretary of the Inquisition from 1789 to 1801, as estimating that 31,912 people were executed from 1480-1808.Thankfully, the Spanish Inquisition kept very good records and these are now being sifted through by historians.They paint a very different picture of sentencing patterns to traditional historians.This suggests a total of about 2,000 in the period reviewed