Mexico, Aztec, Spanish and Republican: A Historical, Geographical, Political, Statistical and Social Account of that Country from the Period of the Invasion by the Spaniards to the Present Time ; with a View of the Ancient Aztec Empire and Civilization ; a Historical Sketch of the Late War ; and Notices of New Mexico and California, Količine 1–2

S. Drake and Company, 1851

Olmeda preaches to the IndiansAguilar and Marianainterpre	22

Cortéz founds La Villa Rica de la Vera CruzFleet destroyed	28

Description of the City of TenochtitlanMontezumas way	35

Cortez returns to the CapitalCauses of the revolt against	44

Retreat to OtumbaCortéz is encountered by a new army of	50

Death of Cuitlahuahe is succeeded by GuatemozinAztecs	56

Cortéz returnsconspiracy among his men detectedExecution	62

Aztec predictionit is not verifiedCortez reinforced by fresh	70

Apodaca ViceroySpanish constitution of 1812 proclaimed	293

ODonoju ViceroyConduct of IturbideNovellaRevolt	301

Review of the condition of Mexico and the formation of parties	307

Conspiracy against Guerrero by BustamanteGuerrero betrayed	316

Reconquest of Texas proposedCanalizo President ad interim	326

General Taylor ordered to the Rio GrandeHistory of Texan	334

General Wool inspects and musters the western troopsArmy	342

Valley of the Rio GrandeSanta Anna at San LuisScott com	350

CONTENTS	80

Archbishop Zumarragas destruction of Mexican monuments	92

Difficulty of estimating the civilization of the AztecsNations	99

BOOK II	125

Founding of the Viceroyalty of New SpainNew Audiencia	139

CONTENTS	143

Velasco endeavors to ameliorate the condition of the Indians	148

Almanza ViceroyChichimecas revoltJesuitsInquisition	160

Luis de Velasco II becomes ViceroyDelight of the Mexicans	170

Second administration of Don Luis VelascoHis great work	178

Marques de Gelves Viceroyhis reformsNarrative of Father	187

The Audiencia rules in the interregnumCarillo VisitadorIn	195

Sotomayor ViceroyEscalona vindicatedMonastic property	201

Rivera ViceroyLa Cerda ViceroyRevolt in New Mexico	212

Montañez ViceroySpiritual Conquest of CaliforniaValladares	221

Vizarron and Eguiarreta ViceroyEventless governmentSala	232

Marques de Cruillas ViceroyCharles III proclaimedHavana	240

Bucareli y Ursua ViceroyProgress of New SpainGold	248

Bernardo de Galvez ViceroyChapultepecGalvez dieshis	255

Branciforte Viceroyhis grasping and avaricious character	267

BOOK III	277

Venegas ViceroyRayonJunta in 1811its willingness to	287

Santa Annas returnchanges his principlesSalas executive	358

General Scott at LobosLanding at and siege of Vera Cruz	369

Scott at PueblaTampico and Orizaba takenScotts advance	381

Difficulties of the advanceThe PedregalSan AntonioHa	391

Why the city was not entered on the 20thCondition of	399

Military position of the Americans at the end of the armis	408

Attack of the city mob on the armyQuitman Governor	419

4	5

6	10

Disorder of Mexican financesEnormous usuryCharacter	111

MontereyCoahuilaBoundary Position Climate Productions TownsState	127

Relations between the Mexican church and the PopeClergy	130

Various changes of the Mexican constitutionPresent organiza	144

What Mexico has doneReview of her conduct and character	155

BOOK V	163

Boundaries of Vera CruzRivers lagunes mineral springs pop	183

State of ChihuahuaPosition Boundaries Extent Character	334

APPENDIX No 1Profile of the PlateauMexico to Santa FéSanta Fe to	346

STATE OF CALIFORNIA Title to the regionMissionary settlement its pur	367

GeographySacramentoSan JoaquinShastl peak	377

APPENDIX Meteorological Observations in California	398

Naslov	Mexico, Aztec, Spanish and Republican: A Historical, Geographical, Political, Statistical and Social Account of that Country from the Period of the Invasion by the Spaniards to the Present Time ; with a View of the Ancient Aztec Empire and Civilization ; a Historical Sketch of the ..., Količine 1–2 Mexico, Aztec, Spanish and Republican: A Historical, Geographical, Political, Statistical and Social Account of that Country from the Period of the Invasion by the Spaniards to the Present Time ; with a View of the Ancient Aztec Empire and Civilization ; a Historical Sketch of the Late War ; and Notices of New Mexico and California, Brantz Mayer
Avtor	Brantz Mayer
Založnik	S. Drake and Company, 1851
Vir izvirnika	Univerza v Kaliforniji
Pretvorjeno v digitalni zapis	4 apr 2014

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