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

Note XVIII‑44 — Chapter XVIII · PROGRESS OF AFFAIRS IN GUATEMALA. 1541-1550.

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They also recommended that Don Juan, the cacique of Atitlan, and others who had aided in the pacification of the country should be allowed to retain their Indians. It was, moreover, suggested that alcaldes mayores should be appointed in Guatemala, Nicaragua, and Chiapas. Id., 132-3.

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