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Commentaries.
BooK
IV.
telligence
1
of
Pifarro's
march
to
Lo1 Rrye1,
and his orders
to
meet hitn there, he
carne to che
Chamu
wich intemion to joyn his Forces with him at che Ciry ic felf:
Pif{lrro
upQn che n~ws of his ap,proach ~ene a greac way
to
~eec hii:11, an~ cau[ed
a triumphal recepuon co
be
rnade for h1m, as dueto aCapcam of h1s mene, who
had defeated
fo
many Enemies and gained
fo,
JllªTIY.
Viél.ories.
Carvajal
left
Alonfo
de
Mendoya
for Governour of che Cicy of
Plate
under
Gonyalo Piyarro,
and broughc
wich liim abouc a million of pieces of Eighc, which h~ had digged from che Mines
of
Potocft,
and from the
Jndiam
who are free and not u11der fubjeél.ion of any tord,
fo
chac
Pifarro
was now furnifhed wich plenty of
IDO[)_éy ;
and rhen
Carvajal
took
his opporcunicy' to prefs him farcher upon che Subjeét of .making himfelf King,
repeacing che fame arguméncs, which he had ufed in his Le.tcer. And here let us
leave chem, their Ofhcers, and cheir Friends, and parcicular)y che inhabitancs of
the feveral Cicies of that Empire, ernployed in keeping ali chings peaceable, aod
in quier condition to the fecuricy and proteél.ion as well of
Jndian1
as
Spaniard1,
and
to che increafe and propagacion of che Holy Cacholick Faich by cacechHing and
pr ching co che Nacives; and to che advancage of Trade and of every privace
man's concernmenc, which was
fo
diminifhed and impoverifhed by che lace Wars
and Revolutions, chat no man duríl precend co an Eíl:ate, for fear chac ir fhould
be
taken
away, either by che violenc force of Tyranr1,, who bare-faced plundred and
pillaged all they could feife and lay their hands on ; or elfe by chofe who preten–
ded to borrow it for che fervice ofhis Majeíl:y. And now (as ch~ Proverb is)
That
.it
iJ
good Jifhing Hpon tHrn of tht Tidt
'
lec us pafs over into
Spain'
and lec us fee
what his Imperial Majell:y is rhere defigning for reducing to obedience che Rebels
in
Pn-u
1
and to fet at libercy the Vice-king
B!l,fco
NHnne~.
The End of the Fourth Bool
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