| Chap. CXXXVII. | How the whole of us marched towards Tezcuco, and what happened to us on our way there | 1 |
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| Chap. CC. | Of the vast expenses to which the marquis Hernando Cortes put himself in fitting out the expeditions to the South Sea, and of their unfortunate termination | 349 |
| Chap. CCI. | Of the great festivities which took place in Mexico on account of the peace which was concluded between our emperor and the king of France; and of Cortes' second journey to Spain | 355 |
| Chap. CCII. | How the viceroy sends out a squadron of three vessels into the South Sea to the assistance of Francisco Vasquez Coronado, in the conquest of Cibola | 357 |
| Chap. CCIII. | Of a very extensive armament which was fitted out by Alvarado in the year 1537 | ib. |
| Chap. CCIV. | What befel the marquis del Valle on his second visit to Spain | 363 |
| Chap. CCV. | Of the brave officers and soldiers who sailed from the island of Cuba with the fortunate and spirited captain Hernando Cortes, afterwards marquis del Valle | 370 |
| Chap. CCVI. | Of the stature and outward person of several brave officers and soldiers, and of their age when they first joined Cortes | 383 |
| Chap. CCVII. | Of the great merit which is due to us, the true Conquistadores | 387 |
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