Juan de Zumarraga, first bishop of Mexico - the press, the hospital, the schools, and the burnings

The Franciscan sent to Mexico as bishop-elect and Protector of the Indians, who quarrelled with the first Audiencia over that office, brought the first printing press of the Americas with the viceroy, built a hospital for patients no other house would take, and pressed for schools for indigenous girls. He also held the title of apostolic inquisitor, tried and burned an Indian lord, and was reprimanded for it in writing. Both halves come from a biographer who admired him.