Excerpt from The Works of Hubert Howe Bancroft, Vol. 10
Rule of Onate in Nueva Galicia - His Difficult Position - Rebellion Rife - Departure of Coronado - Causes Of Dissatisfaction - Beginning of Hostilities - Defeat of Ibarra - Alvarado Arrives at N avidad And is Appealed to for Aid - He Receives a Summons from Mendoza, and Departs for Tiripitio - Agreement between Them - Alvarado Returns to Ofiate's Relief - Precipitous Attack on Nochistlan - De feat of the Spaniards - And Death of Alvarado - Arrival of Mendoza with Ree'nforcements - His Successful Campaign - End of the Mixton War - Expeditions of Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo and Ruy Lopez de Villa lobes - The Survivors of Soto's Florida Expedition Arrive at Panuco.
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