| BOOK I | |
|---|---|
| Instructions to Cortés | 314 |
| CHAPTER III | |
| Jealousy of Velasquez—Cortés Embarks—Equipment of his Fleet—His Person and Character—Rendezvous at Havana—Strength of his Armament | |
| Jealousy of Velasquez | 317 |
| Intrigues against Cortés | 318 |
| His clandestine Embarkation | 319 |
| Arrives at Macaca | 320 |
| Accession of Volunteers | 321 |
| Stores and Ammunition | 322 |
| Orders from Velasquez to arrest Cortés | 323 |
| He raises the Standard at Havana | 324 |
| Person of Cortés | 325 |
| His Character | 326 |
| Strength of Armament | 327 |
| Stirring Address to his Troops | 329 |
| Fleet weighs Anchor | 330 |
| Remarks on Estrella’s Manuscript | 331 |
| CHAPTER IV | |
| Voyage to Cozumel—Conversion of the Natives—Jeronimo de Aguilar—Army arrives at Tabasco—Great Battle with the Indians—Christianity introduced | |
| Disastrous Voyage to Cozumel | 332 |
| Humane Policy of Cortés | 333 |
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