History of the Conquest of Mexico; vol. 4/4Prescott, William Hickling
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History of the Conquest of Mexico; vol. 4/4
Prescott, William Hickling
Cortés, Hernán, 1485-1547; Mexico -- History -- Conquest, 1519-1540
Results of the Enterprises of Cortés 173
CHAPTER III
DEFECTION OF OLID--DREADFUL MARCH TO HONDURAS--EXECUTION
OF GUATEMOZIN--DOÑA MARINA--ARRIVAL AT HONDURAS
Defection of Olid 175
Cortés prepares to visit Honduras 176
The General’s Retinue 177
Obstacles on the March 179
Passes near Palenque 180
Lost in the Mazes of the Forests 181
Builds a stupendous Bridge 182
Horses sink in the Marshes 182
Reports of a Conspiracy 183
Guatemozin arrested 184
His Execution 185
His Character 185
Feelings of the Army 187
Cause of the Execution 187
Cortés’ Remorse 188
Prosecution of the March 189
Lake of Peten 189
Doña Marina 190
Her Meeting with her Mother 190
She marries a Castilian Knight 191
Her Son Don Martin 192
Missionaries in the Isles of Peten 192
Passage of “the Mountain of Flints” 193
Army arrives at Honduras 194
Famine in the Colony 195
Cortés reaches Truxillo 196
Prepares to reduce Nicaragua 196
His romantic Daring 197
Tidings from Mexico 198
CHAPTER IV
DISTURBANCES IN MEXICO--RETURN OF CORTÉS--DISTRUST OF THE
COURT--CORTÉS RETURNS TO SPAIN--DEATH OF SANDOVAL--BRILLIANT
RECEPTION OF CORTÉS--HONORS CONFERRED ON HIM
Misrule in Mexico 199
Cortés attempts to return 200
Driven back by the Tempest 200
His Despondency 201
Embarks once more for Mexico 201
Lands near San Juan de Ulua 201
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