Cortes Collection (page 3)

Spanish-American War (Cuban War)

Spain (1812). Constitution of the Cadiz Cortes (19th March 1812). Etching. SPAIN. Madrid. Museo Nacional del Romanticismo

Entrance of Cortez into Mexico

Cortes & Queen 1898
The Spanish Queen delivers a message to Cortes on the outbreak of the Hispano- American War

Cortes & Tlaxcalans
Tlaxcalan warriors decide to befriend Cortes and his men

Cortes & Montezuma
The first meeting between Cortez and Montezuma

Carlos Proclaimed / Lisbon
Carlos I leaves the Palace of Cortes at Lisbon, on the day of his proclamation as King of Portugal

Dispute in Cortes
A dispute on the floor of the Cortes between republicans and royalists : three days later Isabela will dismiss the Cortes and punish those who oppose her

Cortes Dissolved
In the face of turmoil between contending parties, general Pavia, captain-general of Madrid, sends in his troops to forcibly dissolve the Cortes : Serrano will be president

Opening of Cortes
The opening of the Cortes, Madrid, at a time of political change in Spain

Isabela & Espartero
Baldomero Espartero, statesman and general who brought the Carlist wars to a successful finale, presents the 12-year old Isabela to the Cortes

Battle of Otumba 1520
At the battle of OTUMBA, Cortes bravely encourages his men, aided by TLASCALANS (enemies of the Aztecs). Although outnumbered, victory is theirs

Spaniards Vs Tabascans
Cortes and his men have their boats overturned on the river Tabasco and are forced to defend themselves against the furious native Tabascans

Cortes and Men 1519
The Conquistadores swear their allegiance to Cortes and agree to continue their conquest of Tenochtitlan (Mexico), shouting " To Mexico ! To Mexico !"

LA Noche Triste 1520
LA NOCHE TRISTE Cortes loses many men and horses in the canals of Tenochtitlan in the retreat from the Aztecs

Hernando Cortes / Thevet
HERNANDO CORTES Spanish conqueror of Mexico

Hernando Cortes / Larmessi
HERNANDO CORTES Spanish conqueror of Mexico

Montezuma in Chains
Cortes seizes Montezuma and puts him in chains

Cortes Leaves Cuba
Cortes sails from Cuba, destination Mexico

Cortes Receives Tribute
Cortes receives tribute from the Aztecs after the initial Spanish victory

Montezuma & Council
Montezuma and his council debate Aztec policy towards the invasion of Mexico by Cortes and the Conquistadors

Hernando Cortes / 1884 Eng
HERNANDO CORTES Spanish conquistador

Cortes (Holl)
HERNANDO CORTES Spanish conquistador in Mexico

Cortes on Mexican Lake
Cortes brigantines rout the Aztec vessels on Mexico lake

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