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History of Central America, Volume 2, 1530-1800, Volume 7

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Transcriber's Note:

Inconsistent hyphenation and spelling in the original document have been preserved. Obvious typographical errors have been corrected.

In many cases, Bancroft uses both "u" and "v" to spell an author's name. Examples include:

Villagutierre and Villagvtierre

Mondo Nuovo and Mondo Nvovo

Villagutierre and Villagvtierre

Aluarado and Alvarado

Gvat. and Guat.

Cogolludo and Cogollvdo

Vetancurt and Vetancvrt.

Other archaic letter substitutions include "b" for "v" and "i" for "y" and vice versa. These have been left as printed.

Possible printers errors include:

Esquemelin and Exquemelin are both used, possibly for the same person.

Castile and Castille are both used, possibly for the same place.

Fray Zambano and Zambrano are both used, possibly for the same person.

On page 16, Mama Ocollo should possibly be Mama Ocllo or Occlo.

On page 237, "In 1519 he ordered the council of the Indies to draw" (date possibly incorrect).

On page 424, mines of Chuluteca should possibly be mines of Choluteca.

In footnote I-17, "vamrasen en tieren" is a possible printer's error.

There is possibly text missing from the quote in footnote I-31.

In footnote X-45, Ariat should possibly be Arias.

In footnote X-45, Malapalte should possibly be Malaparte.

In footnote XI-11, "Ia Gottierez" is a possible printer's error.

In footnote XI-11, "ten zy binnen vier dagen" is a possible printer's error.

The references in footnote XVII-12 and footnote XVII-20 to Volume ii. of this series should possibly refer to Volume i.

In footnote XVII-35, "mirá que todo lo bueno que bacare" is a possible printer's error.

The reference to "this volume" in footnote XVIII-31, is ambiguous. A map of Guatemala can be found here.

In footnote XXVI-24, "en gaossir" should possibly be "engrossir."

In footnote XXVII-6, Casttell should possibly be Castell.

In footnote XXVII-15, Governor Mercedo should possibly be Governor Mercado.

The sentence "no hicesters enterar la suma que el cinsutacto, y corneríco de Lima so obligo a suplir por imaginaria, á lo epetwo del registro que salió de aquella ciudad" in footnote XXVII-22 was corrected to "no hicesteis enterar la suma que el Consulado, y comercio de Lima se obligo a suplir por ynmaxinaria, a lo efectibo del rexistro que salio de aquella ciudad."

In footnote XXXVII-46, Moninbo should possibly be Monimbo (Nicaragua).

Italics in the footnote citations were inconsistently applied by the typesetter.

Accents and other diacritics are inconsistently used.

This volume contains references to the previous six volumes of this work. They can be found at:

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Volume 2:

Volume 3:

Volume 4:

Volume 5:

Volume 6:

THE WORKS OF HUBERT HOWE BANCROFT.

VOLUME VII.

Notes in this chapter

Note 1 · [I‑17] 'De Monick selfs hielt oock niet op den gantschen tydt dat sy doende waren met dit Dolck te vermoorden, vamrasen en tieren, vermanendNote 2 · [I‑31] Pizarro well knew that the inca's death was certain if the matter were left to the soldiers, while by so doing he might be able to thNote 3 · [XI‑11] 'Ia Gottierez dreigde Camachiren te verbranden; hoewel nu bereeds verscheiden stukken gouds, met allerlei beesten, tijgers, visschenNote 4 · [XVII‑12] See Hist. Cent. Amer., ii., and Hist. Mex., ii. passim, this series.Note 5 · [XVII‑20] See Hist. Cent. Amer., ii., and Hist. Mex., ii., passim, this series.Note 6 · [XVII‑35] Bernal Diaz speaks unfavorably of Cerrato. He says that at first he promised well, but subsequently acted in every way contrary toNote 7 · [XVIII‑31] At an open meeting held on the 2d of October, at which 78 persons were sworn in to vote without fear or self-interest, 49 voted fNote 8 · [XXVI‑24] According to an account of this recapture of Santa Catarina by a Spanish engineer, it occurred in August 1665. A translation of thNote 9 · [XXVII‑6] In the appendix to Carranza just quoted Parker gives 'A Table made in the manner of an Alphabett. for the easier findinge of the SNote 10 · [XXVII‑15] In response to frequent addresses, the king, on the 14th of August 1610, directed Governor Mercedo by all means in his power to dNote 11 · [XXVII‑22] In 1651 it was common to ship bullion from Peru as though destined for Panamá, and thence have it smuggled into Spain. This gave Note 12 · [XXXVII‑46] 'De èstas, quatro tenian titulo de Gobíerno, que eran: Comayagua, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, and Soconusco; Alcaldías Mayores, San S
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