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100 1 $aLópez de Gómara, Francisco,$d1511-1564.
240 10 $aCrónica de la Nueva España.$lEnglish
245 10 $aCortés :$bthe life of the conqueror by his secretary /$ctranslated and edited by Lesley Byrd Simpson.
260 $aBerkeley :$bUniversity of California Press,$c1964.
300 $axxvi, 425 pages :$billustrations, map (on lining papers) ;$c24 cm
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500 $aTranslation of Istoria de la conquista de Mexico, the 2d part of the author's Historia general de las Indias.
504 $aIncludes bibliographical references (pages 415-417).
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505 0 $aChildhood and youth -- Cortés goes to the Indies -- Santo Domingo -- Adventures in Cuba -- Discovery of New Spain -- Grijalba trades with the Indians -- Cortés fits out his fleet -- Men and ships that Cortés took on the conquest -- Cortés' speech to his troops -- Cozumel expedition -- News of bearded men -- Arrival of Jer̤nimo de Aguilar -- Cortés casts down the idols of Cozumel -- Cozumel -- Religion of Cozumel -- The Tiburon -- The great tides at Campeche -- Battle and capture of Potonch̀n -- Cortés treats with the men of Potonch̀n -- Battle of Cintla -- Treaty between Tabasco and the Christians -- Cortés interrogates the Tabascans -- The men of Potonch̀n destroy their idols -- The river of Alvarado -- Cortés is well received at San Juan de Ul︢a -- Dǫa Mariana -- Moctezuma's answer -- Cortés learns of divisions in the country -- Cortés and four hundred companions reconnoiter -- Cortés resigns his command -- Cortés is elected captain and justicia mayor -- Reception of Cortés at Cempoala -- Cortés and the Lord of Cempoala -- Events at Quiahuixtl̀n -- Cortés' message to Moctezuma -- Cortés contrives a rebellion -- Vera Cruz is founded -- Cortés takes Tizapantzinco -- Cortés sends a present to the emperor -- The emperor is requested to make Cortés governor -- Cortés puts down a mutiny -- Cortés destroys his ships -- The Cempoalans cast down their idols -- The power of Moctezuma -- First encounter with the Tlaxcalans -- Tlaxcalans against Cortés -- The Tlaxcalans boast and threaten -- Cortés strikes off the hands of fifty spies -- Moctezuma's embassy -- Cortés takes Tzompantzinco -- Certain Spaniards wish to abandon the war -- Cortés addresses his men -- Xicoťncatl, ambassador of Tlaxcala -- Our men are received at Tlaxcala -- Tlaxcala -- The Tlaxcalans defend their idols -- Hatred between Mexicans and Tlaxcalans -- Cholula receives the Spaniards -- The Cholulans plot to kill the Spaniards -- The Cholulans are punished -- Cholula, holy city of the Indians -- The mountain called Popocaťpetl -- Moctezuma holds a council -- Cholula to Mexico -- Moctezuma receives Cortés -- Moctezuma addresses the Spaniards -- Moctezuma -- The foot-jugglers -- The ball game -- The dances of Mexico -- Moctezuma's women -- The house of feathers -- House of the hunting birds -- The armories -- Moctezuma's gardens -- Moctezuma's court and bodyguard -- Tributes of the King of Mexico -- Mexico-Tenochtitl̀n -- The markets of Mexico -- The temple of Mexico -- The idols of Mexico -- The ossuary.
505 0 $aMoctezuma is arrested -- Moctezuma's hunting -- Destruction of the idols -- Cortés on idolatry -- The burning of Cualpopoca -- Antecedents of the burning -- Moctezuma in irons -- Explorations for gold -- Arrest of Cacama, King of Texcoco -- Moctezuma's speech to his nobles -- Moctezuma's gift to Cortés -- Moctezuma begs Cortés to leave Mexico -- Cortés and his men fearful of being sacrificed -- P̀nfilo de Narv̀ez against Cortés -- Cortés writes to Narv̀ez -- Narv̀ez replies -- Cortés addresses his men -- Cortés makes a request of Moctezuma -- Capture of Narv̀ez -- Smallpox -- Rebellion in Mexico -- Causes of the uprising -- The Mexicans threaten the Spaniards -- The Spaniards in difficulties -- Death of Moctezuma -- War -- The Mexicans refuse a truce -- Cortés abandons Mexico -- Battle of Otumba -- Tlaxcala receives the Spaniards -- The soldiers' demand -- Cortés replies -- Tepeaca campaign -- Huaquechula submits -- Capture of Iz︢car -- Cortés' great authority -- Preparations for the assault on Mexico -- Cortés to his men -- Cortés to the Tlaxcalans -- Cortés takes Texcoco -- Action at Ixtapalapa -- Sacrifice of the Spaniards at Texcoco -- The Tlaxcalans carry the Brigantines -- Cortés reconnoiters Mexico -- Action at Yecapixtla -- Our men take two dangerous heights -- Battle at Xochimilco -- Ditch for launching the Brigantines -- Cortés' army at the siege -- Victory of the Brigantines -- The siege -- First action in the city -- Demolition and burning -- Activities of Cuauhťmoc and Cortés -- Cortés has two hundred thousand men at the siege -- Pedro de Alvarado improves his position -- The Mexicans celebrate a victory -- Conquest of Malinalco, Matalcingo, and other towns -- Cortés decides to destroy Mexico -- Fortitude of the Mexicans -- Capture of Cuauhťmoc -- Fall of Mexico -- Portents presaging the fall -- Torture of Cuauhťmoc -- King's fifth of the spoils -- Cazonci, King of Michoac̀n, submits.
505 0 $aGonzalo de Sandoval conquers Tuxtepec and Coatzacoalcos -- Conquest of Tututepec -- War in Colima -- Crist̤bal de Tapia -- War in P̀nuco -- Expedition of Garay to P̀nuco -- Death of Adelantado Garay -- Pacification of P̀nuco -- Misadventures of Licenciado Zuazo -- Pedro de Alvarado conquers Utlat̀n -- Conquest of Guatemala -- War in Chamula -- Cortés sends Olid to Honduras -- Conquest of Zapotecas -- Rebuilding of Mexico -- Cortés plans for ennobling New Spain -- The Bishop of Burgos is challenged -- Cortés is made governor -- The conquerors -- Conversion of the Indians -- Cortés sends the emperor a silver canon -- Search for a strait -- Olid rebels against Cortés -- Cortés marches against Olid -- Mutiny of Cortés' lieutenants -- The factor and veedor are arrested -- Cortés sets out for Honduras -- The priests of Tatahuitlalpan -- Cortés builds a bridge -- Apoxpal̤n, Lord of Izancanac -- Death of Cuauhťmoc -- Canec burns his idols -- Our men make an arduous march -- Nito -- Narco -- Dissensions in Mexico -- War in Papaica -- Cortés returns to New Spain -- Mexico rejoices -- Residencia of Cortés -- Death of Luis Ponce -- Cortés is exiled from Mexico -- Expedition to the Spice Islands -- Cortés returns to Spain -- The emperor rewards Cortés -- Marriage of Cortés -- The emperor establishes the audiencia -- Cortés returns to Mexico -- Cortés explores the South Sea Coast -- Misadventures of Cortés on the South Coast -- The Sea of Cortés, also called the Red -- New Spain compared with Peru -- The viceroys of Mexico -- Death of Hernán Cortés -- Portrait of Cortés.
520 $aA detailed history of the controversial explorer and his interactions with Aztec tribes and other groups in Central America.
600 10 $aCortés, Hernán,$d1485-1547.
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776 08 $iOnline version:$aLópez de Gómara, Francisco, 1511-1564.$sCrónica de la Nueva España. English.$tCortés.$dBerkeley, University of California Press, 1964$w(OCoLC)592178479
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