The Life and Voyages of Christopher Columbus (Volume II) by Washington Irving
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III. Scarcity of Provisions.--Stratagem of Columbus to obtain Supplies
from the Natives. IV. Mission of Diego de Escobar to the Admiral. V. Voyage of Diego Mendez and Bartholomew Fiesco in a Canoe to Hispaniola. VI. Overtures of Columbus to the Mutineers.--Battle of the Adelantado with Porras and his Followers. Book XVII. I. Administration of Ovando in Hispaniola.--Oppression of the Natives. II. Massacre at Xaragua.--Fate of Anacaona. III. War with the Natives of Higuey. IV. Close of the War with Higuey.--Fate of Cotabanama. Book XVIII. I. Departure of Columbus for San Domingo.--His Return to Spain. II. Illness of Columbus at Seville.--Application to the Crown for a Restitution of his Honors.--Death of Isabella. III. Columbus arrives at Court.--Fruitless Application to the King for Redress. IV. Death of Columbus. V. Observations on the Character of Columbus. |
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