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sale in the Mexican market, 315. Branded, iii. 225. Given to Spaniards by the Mexicans, 226, note . Hung, 257. Scruples of Cortés as to, iv. 159, 244. Exemption of, 181. See Negro slaves and Repartimientos . Smallpox, iii. 77, note , 234. Smoking, i. 168, 169, note . Snuff, taken, i. 169. Soldiers, i. 56. Nezahualcoyotl’s kindness to disabled, 206. Solís, Don Antonio de, i. 320, note , ii. 30, note . On Cortés, ii. 33, note , 46, note . On Montezuma’s oath of allegiance, iii. 5, note . On Cuitlahua, iii. 246. Account of, and his writings, iv. 119-125. Songs and hymns, i. 123. Sons, counsels to, i. 167, note , 168, note . Sotelo, catapult by, iv. 82. Sothic period, i. 133, note . Southey, i. 58, note , 141, note , ii. 131, note , 245, note , iv. 6, note . Sovereigns, Aztec, i. 33, 57. Influence of priests on, 97. Presents to, by merchants, 163. Reproved, 195. Power of, for ameliorating the condition of man, 219. The title, ii. 28, note . Spain, at the close of the reign of Ferdinand and Isabella, i. 278. Subsequently, 279. Gold despatched to, by Velasquez, 296. Titles

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