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A wall of stone without Lime or Morter, of a fadome and a halfe high, and twenty foot broad, built by the Indian, for a defence in time of Warres before the comming of the Spaniards. page 29.
Fourescore thousand Indians, soon raised and armed by those of Tlaxcallan, and soone overcome by a thousand onely Indians and Spaniards with Cortez. pag. 30. 31.
Yet further a hundred and fifty thousand overcome by foure hundred Spaniards, and six hundred Indians. page 31. 32.
Three presents sent to Cortez, viz five slaves, Frankincense and feathers, Fowles, Bread and Cherries, to know whether hee were a God or a man. pag. 32.
The Tlaxcalteca’s pay no Tribute to the King of Spain, as others doe, save onely one Corn of Maiz. pag. 35.
A description of the foure chief streets of Tlaxcallan, with the standard of the Town. pag. 35.
Twenty thousand persons wont to meet in one Market place of Tlaxcallan, to buy and sell. pag. 35.