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| Preface | |
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| Proem | |
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| The Sailing of the Armada | |
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| The Governor's Arrival at Xagua with a Pilot | |
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| Our Landing in Florida | |
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| Our Penetration of the Country | |
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| The Governor's Leave-Taking | |
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| The Entry into Apalachen | |
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| The Character of the Country | |
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| Adventures in and out of Apalachen | |
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| The Ominous Note at Aute | |
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| Our Departure from Aute | |
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| The Building of the Barges and Our Departure from the Bay | |
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| The First Month at Sea after Departing the Bay of Horses | |
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| Treachery in the Night Ashore | |
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| The Disappearance of the Greek | |
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| The Indian Assault and the Arrival at a Great River | |
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| The Splitting-Up of the Flotilla | |
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| A Sinking and a Landing | |
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| What Befell Oviedo with the Indians | |
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| The Indians' Hospitality before and after a New Calamity | |
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| News of Other Christians | |
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| Why We Named the Island "Doom" | |
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| The Malhado Way of Life | |
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| How We Became Medicine-Men | |
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| My Years as a Wandering Merchant | |
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| The Journey to the Great Bay | |
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| The Coming of the Indians with Dorantes, Castillo, and Estevanico | |
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| The Story of What Had Happened to the Others | |
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| Figueroa's Further Story of What Had Happened to the Others | |
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| Last Up-Dating on the Fate of the Others | |
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| The Life of the Mariames and Yguaces | |
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| The Tribal Split and News of the Remaining Barge | |
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| Our Escape | |
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| Our Success with Some of the Afflicted and My Narrow Escape | |
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| More Cures | |
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| The Story of the Visitation of Mr. Badthing | |
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| Our Life among the Avavares and Arbadaos | |
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| Our Pushing On | |
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| Customs of that Region | |
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| Indian Warfare | |
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| An Enumeration of the Nations and Tongues | |
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| A Smoke; a Tea; Women and Eunuchs | |
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| Four Fresh Receptions | |
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| A Strange New Development | |
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| Rabbit Hunts and Processions of Thousands | |
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| My Famous Operation in the Mountain Country | |
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| The Severe Month's March to the Great River | |
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| The Cow People | |
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| The Long Swing-Around | |
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| The Town of Hearts | |
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| The Buckle and the Horseshoe Nail | |
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| The First Confrontation | |
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| The Falling-Out with Our Countrymen | |
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| The Parley at Culiacan | |
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| The Great Transformation | |
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| Arrival in Mexico City | |
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| My Voyage Home | |
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| What Became of the Others Who Went to the Indies | |
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| Afterword | |
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| Index | |