Mexico - A General History And Collection Of Voyages And Travels - Volume 4 - By Robert Kerr
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also sent a force against the province of Chiapa, under the command of Don
Juan Enriquez de Guzman - Page 455
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The Governor Also Sent A Force Against The Province Of Chiapa, Under The Command Of Don Juan Enriquez De Guzman, A Near Relation To The Duke Of Medina Sidonia: And An Expedition Was Sent Against The Zapotecan Mountaineers, Under Alonzo De Herrera, One Of Our Veteran Soldiers.

Having lingered about eight months, Marcos de Aguilar died, and appointed by his testament Alonzo de Estrada the treasurer to succeed him in the government:

But the Cabildo of Mexico and many of the principal Spaniards were very solicitous that Cortes should be associated in the government; and on his peremptory refusal, they recommended that Sandoval, who was then alguazil-major, should act in conjunction with Estrada, which accordingly was the case. The incompetence of Estrada for conducting the government in the present conjuncture, particularly appeared from the following circumstance. Nuno de Guzman, who had held the government of Panuco for two years, conducted himself in a furious and tyrannical manner, arbitrarily extending the bounds of his jurisdiction on the most frivolous pretences, and putting to death all who dared to oppose his commands. Among these, Pedro Gonzalez de Truxillo, having asserted truly that his district was dependent on Mexico, Guzman immediately ordered him to be hanged. He put many other Spaniards to death, merely to make himself feared; and set the authority of the governor of Mexico at defiance. Some of the enemies of Cortes persuaded Estrada to represent to the court of Spain, that he had been compelled by the influence of Cortes to associate Sandoval with himself in the government, contrary to his inclination, and to the detriment of his majesties service.

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