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Hakluyt Society, Second Series v.22
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Cover -- TABLE OF CONTENTS -- LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS -- 1. MAP OF CENTRAL PERU. 1907. BY GRAHAM MACKAY, R.G.S. -- SIX FACSIMILES (REDUCED) FROM THE SARMIENTO MS., 1572 (GOTTINGEN UNIVERSITY LIBRARY) -- 2. a. ARMS OF PHILIP II OF SPAIN. COLOURED -- 3 b. LAST PAGE OF SARMIENTO'S INTRODUCTORY LETTER TO PHILIP II, WITH HIS AUTOGRAPH -- 4 c. ARMS OF PHILIP II -- 5 d. TITLE OF THE SARMIENTO MS. -- 6 e. ARMS OF DON FRANCISCO DE TOLEDO, VICEROY OF PERU, 1569-1581. -- 7 f. SIGNATURES OF THE ATTESTING WITNESSES, 1572. -- 8. PORTRAIT OF THE VICEROY, DON FRANCISCO DE TOLEDO, AT LIMA. FROM A SKETCH BY SIR CLEMENTS MARKHAM IN 1853 -- 9. GROUP OF INCAS, IN CEREMONIAL DRESSES, FROM FIGURES IN THE PICTURES IN THE CHURCH OF SANTA ANA, CUSCO A.D. 1570. FROM A SKETCH BY SIR CLEMENTS MARKHAM IN 1853 -- 10. PORTRAITS OF THE INCAS. FACSIMILE OF THE TITLE-PAGE OF THE FIFTH DECADE OF ANTONIO DE HERRERA'S HISTORIA GENERAL DE LOS HECHOS DE LOS CASTELLANOS EN LAS ISLAS Y TIERRA FIRME DEL MAR OCEANO, MADRID, 1615. FOL. FROM THE REV. C. M. CRACHERODE'S COPY IN THE BRITISH MUSEUM -- 11. CAPTURE OF ATAHUALPA, AND SIEGE OF CUZCO. FROM THE TITLE-PAGE OF THE SIXTH DECADE OF ANTONIO DE HERRERA -- 12. MAP OF VILCA-PAMPA. 1907. BY GRAHAM MACKAY, R.G.S. -- INTRODUCTION -- DEDICATORY LETTER TO KING PHILIP II -- I. DIVISION OF THE HISTORY -- II. THE ANCIENT DIVISION OF THE LAND -- III. DESCRIPTION OF THE ANCIENT ATLANTIC ISLAND -- IV. FIRST INHABITANTS OF THE WORLD AND PRINCIPALLY OF THE ATLANTIC ISLAND -- V. INHABITANTS OF THE ATLANTIC ISLAND -- VI. THE FABLE OF THE ORIGIN OF THESE BARBAROUS INDIANS OF PERU, ACCORDING TO THEIR BLIND OPINIONS -- VII. FABLE OF THE SECOND AGE, AND CREATION OF THE BARBAROUS INDIANS ACCORDING TO THEIR ACCOUNT -- VIII. THE ANCIENT BEHETRIAS OF THESE KINGDOMS OF PERU AND THEIR PROVINCES -- IX. THE FIRST SETTLERS IN THE VALLEY OF CUZCO.
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Cover; 2. a. ARMS OF PHILIP II OF SPAIN. COLOURED; TABLE OF CONTENTS; LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS; SIX FACSIMILES (REDUCED) FROM THE SARMIENTO MS., 1572 (GOTTINGEN UNIVERSITY LIBRARY); 4 c. ARMS OF PHILIP II; 10. PORTRAITS OF THE INCAS. FACSIMILE OF THE TITLE-PAGE OF THE FIFTH DECADE OF ANTONIO DE HERRERA'S HISTORIA GENERAL DE LOS HECHOS DE LOS CASTELLANOS EN LAS ISLAS Y TIERRA FIRME DEL MAR OCEANO, MADRID, 1615. FOL. FROM THE REV. C. M. CRACHERODE'S COPY IN THE BRITISH MUSEUM; INTRODUCTION; 5 d. TITLE OF THE SARMIENTO MS.; DEDICATORY LETTER TO KING PHILIP II
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6 e. ARMS OF DON FRANCISCO DE TOLEDO, VICEROY OF PERU, 1569-1581.8. PORTRAIT OF THE VICEROY, DON FRANCISCO DE TOLEDO, AT LIMA. FROM A SKETCH BY SIR CLEMENTS MARKHAM IN 1853; 3 b. LAST PAGE OF SARMIENTO'S INTRODUCTORY LETTER TO PHILIP II, WITH HIS AUTOGRAPH; I. DIVISION OF THE HISTORY; II. THE ANCIENT DIVISION OF THE LAND; III. DESCRIPTION OF THE ANCIENT ATLANTIC ISLAND; IV. FIRST INHABITANTS OF THE WORLD AND PRINCIPALLY OF THE ATLANTIC ISLAND; V. INHABITANTS OF THE ATLANTIC ISLAND; VI. THE FABLE OF THE ORIGIN OF THESE BARBAROUS INDIANS OF PERU, ACCORDING TO THEIR BLIND OPINIONS
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VII. FABLE OF THE SECOND AGE, AND CREATION OF THE BARBAROUS INDIANS ACCORDING TO THEIR ACCOUNTVIII. THE ANCIENT BEHETRIAS OF THESE KINGDOMS OF PERU AND THEIR PROVINCES; IX. THE FIRST SETTLERS IN THE VALLEY OF CUZCO; X. HOW THE INCAS BEGAN TO TYRANNIZE OVER THE LANDS AND INHERITANCES; XI. THE FABLE OF THE ORIGIN OF THE INCAS OF CUZCO; XII. THE ROAD WHICH THESE COMPANIES OF THE INCAS TOOK TO THE VALLEY OF CUZCO, AND OF THE FABLES WHICH ARE MIXED WITH THEIR HISTORY; XIII. ENTRY OF THE INCAS INTO THE VALLEY OF CUZCO, AND THE FABLES THEY RELATE CONCERNING IT
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XIV. THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN MANCO CCAPAC AND THE ALCABISAS, RESPECTING THE ARABLE LANDXV. COMMENCES THE LIFE OF SINCHI ROCCA,THE SECOND INCA; XVI. THE LIFE OF LLOQUI YUPANQUI, THE THIRD INCA; XVII. THE LIFE OF MAYTA CCAPAC, THE FOURTH INCA; XVIII. THE LIFE OF CCAPAC YUPANQUI, THE FIFTH INCA; XIX. THE LIFE OF INCA ROCCA, THE SIXTH INCA; XX. THE LIFE OF TITU CUSI HUALPA, VULGARLY CALLED YAHUAR-HUACCAC; XXI. WHAT HAPPENED AFTER THE AYAMARCAS HAD STOLEN TITU CUSI HUALPA; XXII. HOW IT BECAME KNOWN THAT YAHUAR-HUACCAC WAS ALIVE
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XXIII. YAHUAR-HUACCAC INCA YUPANQUI COMMENCES HIS REIGN ALONE. AFTER THE DEATH OF HIS FATHERXXIV. LIFE OF VIRACOCHA THE EIGHTH INCA; XXV. THE PROVINCES AND TOWNS CONQUERED BY THE EIGHTH INCA VIRACOCHA; XXVI. THE LIFE OF INCA YUPANQUI OR PACHACUTI, THE NINTH INCA; XXVII. COMING OF THE CHANCAS AGAINST CUZCO; XXVIII. THE SECOND VICTORY OF PACHACUTI INCA YUPANQUI OVER THE CHANCAS; XXIX. THE INCA YUPANQUI ASSUMES THE SOVEREIGNTY AND TAKES THE FRINGE, WITHOUT THE CONSENT OF HIS FATHER; XXX. PACHACUTI INCA YUPANQUI REBUILDS THE CITY OF CUZCO
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XXXI. PACHACUTI INCA YUPANQUI REBUILDS THE HOUSE OF THE SUN AND ESTABLISHES NEW IDOLS IN IT
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ISBN 9781409413899
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Print version History of the Incas, by Pedro Sarmiento de Gamboa, and the Execution of the Inca Tupac Amaru, by Captain Baltasar de Ocampo : With a Supplement: A Narrative of the Vice-Regal Embassy to Vilcabamba, 1571, and of the Execution of the Inca Tupac Amaru, December 1571, by Friar Gabriel de Oviedo, of Cuzco. 1573
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