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9781931313629

Conquest of Mexico

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    9781931313629

  • ISBN10:

    1931313628

  • Edition: Reprint
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2001-07-01
  • Publisher: Lightning Source Inc
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Table of Contents

Discovery of Mexico
Spain under Charles V
Progress of Discovery
Colonial Policy
Conquest of Cuba
Expeditions to Yucatan
Hernando Cortes
His Early Life
Visits the New World
His Residence in Cuba
Difficulties with Velasquez
Armada Intrusted to Cortes
Jealousy of Velasquez
Cortes Embarks
Equipment of His Fleet
His Person and Character
Rendezvous at Havana
Strength of His Armament
Voyage to Cozumel
Conversion of the Natives
Jeronimo de Aguilar
Army Arrives at Tabasco
Great Battle with the Indians
Christianity Introduced
Voyage along the Coast
Dona Marina
Spaniards Land in Mexico
Interview with the Aztecs
Account of Montezuma
State of His Empire
Strange Prognostics
Embassy and Presents
Spanish Encampment
Troubles in the Camp
Plan of a Colony
Management of Cortes
March to Cempoalla
Proceedings with the Natives
Foundation of Vera Cruz
Another Aztec Embassy
Destruction of the Idols
Despatches Sent to Spain
Conspiracy in the Camp
The Fleet Sunk
March to Mexico
Proceedings at Cempoalla
The Spaniards Climb the Tableland
Picturesque Scenery
Transactions with the Natives
Embassy to Tlascala
Republic of Tlascala
Its Institutions
Early History
Discussions in the Senate
Desperate Battles
Decisive Victory
Indian Council
Night Attack
Negotiations with the Enemy
Tlascalan Hero
Discontents in the Army
Tlascalan Spies
Peace with the Republic
Embassy from Montezuma
Spaniards Enter Tlascala
Description of the Capital
Attempted Conversion
Aztec Embassy
Invited to Cholula
City of Cholula
Great Temple
March to Cholula
Reception of the Spaniards
Conspiracy Detected
Terrible Massacre
Tranquillity Restored
Reflections on the Massacre
Further Proceedings
Envoys from Montezuma
March Resumed
Ascent of the Great Volcano
Valley of Mexico
Impression on the Spaniards
Conduct of Montezuma
They Descend into the Valley
Environs of Mexico
Interview with Montezuma
Entrance into the Capital
Hospitable Reception
Visit to the Emperor
Residence in Mexico
Tezcucan Lake
Description of the Capital
Palaces and Museums
Royal Household
Montezuma's Way of Life
Market of Mexico
Great Temple
Interior Sanctuaries
Spanish Quarters
Anxiety of Cortes
Seizure of Montezuma
His Treatment by the Spaniards
Execution of His Officers
Montezuma in Irons
Reflections
Montezuma's Deportment
His Life in the Spanish Quarters
Meditated Insurrection
Lord of Tezcuco Seized
Further Measures of Cortes
Montezuma Swears Allegiance to Spain
Royal Treasures
Their Division
Christian Worship in the Teocalli
Discontent of the Aztecs
Fate of Cortes' Emissaries
Proceedings in the Castilian Court
Preparations of Velasquez
Narvaez Lands in Mexico
Politic Conduct of Cortes
He Leaves the Capital
Cortes Descends from the Tableland
Negotiates with Narvaez
Prepares to Assault Him
Quarters of Narvaez
Attack by Night
Narvaez Defeated
Discontent of the Troops
Insurrection in the Capital
Return of Cortes
General Signs of Hostility
Massacre by Alvarado
Rising of the Aztecs
Expulsion from Mexico
Desperate Assault on the Quarters
Fury of the Mexicans
Sally of the Spaniards
Montezuma Addresses the People
Dangerously Wounded
Storming of the Great Temple
Spirit of the Aztecs
Distresses of the Garrison
Sharp Combats in the City
Death of Montezuma
Council of War
Spaniards Evacuate the City
Noche Triste, or "The Melancholy Night"
Terrible Slaughter
Halt for the Night
Amount of Losses
Retreat of the Spaniards
Distresses of the Army
Pyramids of Teotihuacan
Great Battle of Otumba
Arrival in Tlascala
Friendly Reception
Discontents of the Army
Jealousy of the Tlascalans
Embassy from Mexico
War with the Surrounding Tribes
Successes of the Spaniards
Death of Maxixca
Arrival of Reinforcements
Return in Triumph to Tlascala
Guatemozin, Emperor of the Aztecs
Preparations for the March
Military Code
Spaniards Cross the Sierra
Enter Tezcuco
Prince Ixtlilxochitl
Siege and Surrender of Mexico
Arrangements at Tezcuco
Sack of Iztapalapan
Advantages of the Spaniards
Wise Policy of Cortes
Transportation of the Brigantines
Cortes Reconnoitres the Capital
Occupies Tacuba
Skirmishes with the Enemy
Expedition of Sandoval
Arrival of Reinforcements
Second Reconnoitring Expedition
Engagements on the Sierra
Capture of Cuernavaca
Battles at Xochimilco
Narrow Escape of Cortes
He Enters Tacuba
Conspiracy in the Army
Brigantines Laumched
Muster of Forces
Execution of Xicotencatl
March of the Army
Beginning of the Siege
Indian Flotilla Defeated
Occupation of the Causeways
Desperate Assaults
Firing of the Palaces
Spirit of the Besieged
Barracks for the Troops
General Assault on the City
Defeat of the Spaniards
Their Disastrous Condition
Sacrifice of the Captives
Defection of the Allies
Constancy of the Troops
Success of the Spaniards
Fruitless Offers to Guatemozin
Buildings Razed to the Ground
Terrible Famine
The Troops Gain the Market-Place
Battering Engine
Dreadful Sufferings of the Besieged
Spirit of Guatemozin
Murderous Assaults
Capture of Guatemozin
Evacuation of the City
Termination of the Siege
Reflections
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