History of the Conquest of Mexico; vol. 4/4 — John Shaqi
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
Progress to the Capital 202
Cortés re-enters Mexico in State 202
Distrust of the Crown 204
Ponce de Leon sent as Commissioner 205
He dies on his Arrival 205
Appoints Estrada his Successor 207
Affronts to Cortés 208
He leaves the City 209
The Commission of the Royal Audience 210
Cortés determines to return to Spain 210
News of his Father’s Death 212
Preparations for Departure 212
He lands at Palos 213
His Meeting with Pizarro 213
Death of Sandoval 215
His Person and Character 215
Brilliant Reception of Cortés 217
Sensation caused by his Presence 217
Admitted to an Audience by the Emperor 218
Charles V. visits him when ill 219
He is made Marquis of the Valley 220
Grants of Lands and Vassals 220
Refused the Government of Mexico 222
Reinstated in his military Command 222
Cortés’ second Marriage 223
Splendid Presents to his Bride 223
His Residence at Court 224
CHAPTER V
CORTÉS REVISITS MEXICO--RETIRES TO HIS ESTATES--HIS VOYAGES
OF DISCOVERY--FINAL RETURN TO CASTILE--COLD RECEPTION--DEATH
OF CORTÉS--HIS CHARACTER
Cortés embarks for Mexico 225
Stops at Hispaniola 225
Proceedings of the Audience 226
Cortés lands at Villa Rica 228
Reception in Mexico 229
Retires to his Estates 229
His Improvement of them 231
His Voyages of Discovery 232
He embarks for California 233
Disastrous Expedition 233
Arrival of a Viceroy 234
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