| 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. CCVIII. | Of the human sacrifices and abominations practised by the inhabitants of New Spain; how we abolished these, and introduced the holy Christian faith into the country | 388 |
| Chap. CCIX. | How we introduced the Christian religion among the Indians; of their conversion and baptism; and of the different trades we taught them | 390 |
| Chap. CCX. | Of other advantages which arose from our glorious conquests | 393 |
| Chap. CCXI. | The deliberations which took place at Valladolid in the year 1550, in the royal council of the Indies, respecting the distribution of Indians in perpetuity | 398 |
| Chap. CCXII. | Of various remarks which were made respecting my history, which the reader will be pleased to hear | 401 |
| Chap. CCXIII. | Of the planets and signs in the heavens which prognosticated reted by the Mexicans; and of other matters | 406 |
| Notes | 411 |
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