Winsor, Justin, 1831-1897 · Boston ; New York : Houghton Mifflin & Co. · leaf 210
Spain, and with the renown of his name and thelavishness of his mode of living he soon caused Velasquez, then in power,to feel that there was a dangerous rival near the vice-regal throne. Somedaring and ambitious spirits tried to use this natural prestige of Cortes tomake head for a conspiracy… … t^^U (rMM BURNING INDIANS.* By 1568 the viceroys of New Spain began to find that how to meet themaritime rapine from the European enemies of Spain was a problem notthe least difficult of those which confronted them. In September of thatyear, John Hawkins with nine ships captured the castle of San…
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