History of the Conquest of Mexico; vol. 2/4Prescott, William Hickling
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History of the Conquest of Mexico; vol. 2/4
Prescott, William Hickling
Cortés, Hernán, 1485-1547; Mexico -- History -- Conquest, 1519-1540
CHAPTER IV
MONTEZUMA’S DEPORTMENT--HIS LIFE IN THE SPANISH QUARTERS--MEDITATED
INSURRECTION--LORD OF TEZCUCO SEIZED--FURTHER MEASURES OF CORTES
Troubles at Vera Cruz 358
Vessels built on the Lake 359
Montezuma’s Life in the Spanish Quarters 360
His Munificence 361
Sensitive to Insult 362
The Emperor’s Favorites 363
Spaniards attempt his Conversion 364
Brigantines on the Lake 365
The Royal Chase 365
Lord of Tezcuco 366
Meditated Insurrection 368
Policy of Cortés 369
Tezcucan Lord in Chains 370
Further Measures of Cortés 371
Surveys the Coast 372
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
PAGE
THE MEETING OF CORTÉS AND MONTEZUMA _Frontispiece_
From a painting especially made for this edition by L. Kowalsky.
CORTÉS RECEIVING THE EMBASSY OF MONTEZUMA 14
After the painting in the National Museum at Mexico.
CORTÉS SINKING HIS SHIPS 70
After the painting by F. Sans.
AUDIENCE OF CORTÉS WITH MONTEZUMA 260
After the painting in the National Museum at Mexico.
MAP OF THE VALLEY OF MEXICO AT THE PERIOD OF THE CONQUEST 281
MONTEZUMA 304
After the portrait published by Fray Prudentio Sandoval in
his “History of Charles V.,” edition of 1614.
BOOK II
DISCOVERY OF MEXICO
(CONTINUED)
CONQUEST OF MEXICO
CHAPTER VI
ACCOUNT OF MONTEZUMA--STATE OF HIS EMPIRE--STRANGE
PROGNOSTICS--EMBASSY AND PRESENTS--SPANISH ENCAMPMENT
1519
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