History of the Conquest of Mexico; vol. 3/4 — John Shaqi
History of the Conquest of Mexico; vol. 3/4Prescott, William Hickling
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History of the Conquest of Mexico; vol. 3/4
Prescott, William Hickling
Cortés, Hernán, 1485-1547; Mexico -- History -- Conquest, 1519-1540
Christian Worship in the Sanctuary 17
National Attachment to Religion 18
Discontent of the Aztecs 19
Montezuma’s Warning 20
Reply of Cortés 20
Insecurity of the Castilian Quarters 22
CHAPTER VI
FATE OF CORTÉS’ EMISSARIES--PROCEEDINGS IN THE CASTILIAN
COURT--PREPARATIONS OF VELASQUEZ--NARVAEZ LANDS IN
MEXICO--POLITIC CONDUCT OF CORTÉS--HE LEAVES THE CAPITAL
Cortés’ Emissaries arrive in Spain 24
Their Fate 25
Proceedings at Court 26
The Bishop of Burgos 27
Emperor postpones his Decision 28
Velasquez meditates Revenge 29
Sends Narvaez against Cortés 30
The Audience interferes 31
Narvaez sails for Mexico 33
He anchors off San Juan de Ulua 33
Vaunts of Narvaez 34
Sandoval prepares for Defence 36
His Treatment of the Invaders 36
Cortés hears of Narvaez 37
He bribes his Emissaries 38
Sends an Envoy to his Camp 40
The Friar’s Intrigues 41
Embarrassment of Cortés 43
He prepares for Departure 43
He leaves the Capital 46
CHAPTER VII
CORTÉS DESCENDS FROM THE TABLE-LAND--NEGOTIATES WITH
NARVAEZ--PREPARES TO ASSAULT HIM--QUARTERS OF NARVAEZ--ATTACK
BY NIGHT--NARVAEZ DEFEATED
Cortés crosses the Valley 48
Reinforced at Cholula 49
Falls in with his Envoy 49
Unites with Sandoval 51
He reviews his Troops 52
Embassy from Narvaez 53
His Letter to the General 54
Cortés Tenure of Authority 54
Negotiates with Narvaez 56
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