Enrique Pupo-Walker is Centennial Professor of Spanish and Portuguese at Vanderbilt University. His edition of Naufragios was published in Spain in 1992. Frances M. Lopez-Morillas is an award-winning translator living in Austin, Texas.

• ContentsList of IllustrationsEditor's ForewordAcknowledgmentsIntroductionPrologueI Which Recounts When the Fleet Sailed,and the Officers and Men Who Went in ItII How the Governor Arrived at the Portof Jagua and Brought a Pilot with HimIII How We Reached FloridaIV How We Marched InlandV How the Governor Left the ShipsVI How We Reached ApalacheeVII Of the Manner of the LandVIII How We Departed from AuteIX How We Departedfrom the Bay of HorsesX Of the Fight We Had with the IndiansXI Of What Befell Lope de Oviedowith Some IndiansXII How the Indians Brought Us FoodXIII How We Had Newsof Other ChristiansXIV How Four Christians DepartedXV What Befell Us inthe Isle of Ill FortuneXVI How the Christians Departedfrom the Isle of Ill FortuneXVII How the Indians Cameand Brought Andres Dorantes andCastillo and EstebanicoXVIII Of the Report Given toFigueroa by EsquivelXIX How the Indians Separated UsXX How We EscapedXXI How We Cured Some Sufferers ThereXXII How They Brought Us MoreSick Folk Next DayXXIII How We Departed afterEating the DogsXXIV Of the Customs of the Indiansof That LandXXV Of the Indians' Readinessto Use ArmsXXVI Of the Tribes and Their LanguagesXXVII How We Moved andWere Well ReceivedXXVIII Of Another New CustomXXIX How Some IndiansRobbed the OthersXXX How the Custom of ReceivingUs ChangedXXXI How We Followed the Maize RoadXXXII How They Gave Us Hearts of DeerXXXIII How We Saw Traces of ChristiansXXXIV How I Sent for the ChristiansXXXV How the Mayor Received Us Wellon the Night We ArrivedXXXVI How We Caused Churches to BeBuilt in That LandXXXVII Of What Befell When IDecided to ReturnXXXVIII What Befell the Others WhoWent to the IndiesAPPENDIX A Note on the TextAPPENDIX a The American Cultures Describedin Cabeza de Vaca's NaufragiosNotesSelect BibliographyIndex

Enrique Pupo-Walker is Centennial Professor of Spanish and Portuguese at Vanderbilt University. His edition of Naufragios was published in Spain in 1992. Frances M. Lopez-Morillas is an award-winning translator living in Austin, Texas.

• ContentsList of IllustrationsEditor's ForewordAcknowledgmentsIntroductionPrologueI Which Recounts When the Fleet Sailed,and the Officers and Men Who Went in ItII How the Governor Arrived at the Portof Jagua and Brought a Pilot with HimIII How We Reached FloridaIV How We Marched InlandV How the Governor Left the ShipsVI How We Reached ApalacheeVII Of the Manner of the LandVIII How We Departed from AuteIX How We Departedfrom the Bay of HorsesX Of the Fight We Had with the IndiansXI Of What Befell Lope de Oviedowith Some IndiansXII How the Indians Brought Us FoodXIII How We Had Newsof Other ChristiansXIV How Four Christians DepartedXV What Befell Us inthe Isle of Ill FortuneXVI How the Christians Departedfrom the Isle of Ill FortuneXVII How the Indians Cameand Brought Andres Dorantes andCastillo and EstebanicoXVIII Of the Report Given toFigueroa by EsquivelXIX How the Indians Separated UsXX How We EscapedXXI How We Cured Some Sufferers ThereXXII How They Brought Us MoreSick Folk Next DayXXIII How We Departed afterEating the DogsXXIV Of the Customs of the Indiansof That LandXXV Of the Indians' Readinessto Use ArmsXXVI Of the Tribes and Their LanguagesXXVII How We Moved andWere Well ReceivedXXVIII Of Another New CustomXXIX How Some IndiansRobbed the OthersXXX How the Custom of ReceivingUs ChangedXXXI How We Followed the Maize RoadXXXII How They Gave Us Hearts of DeerXXXIII How We Saw Traces of ChristiansXXXIV How I Sent for the ChristiansXXXV How the Mayor Received Us Wellon the Night We ArrivedXXXVI How We Caused Churches to BeBuilt in That LandXXXVII Of What Befell When IDecided to ReturnXXXVIII What Befell the Others WhoWent to the IndiesAPPENDIX A Note on the TextAPPENDIX a The American Cultures Describedin Cabeza de Vaca's NaufragiosNotesSelect BibliographyIndex

Enrique Pupo-Walker is Centennial Professor of Spanish and Portuguese at Vanderbilt University. His edition of Naufragios was published in Spain in 1992. Frances M. Lopez-Morillas is an award-winning translator living in Austin, Texas.

• ContentsList of IllustrationsEditor's ForewordAcknowledgmentsIntroductionPrologueI Which Recounts When the Fleet Sailed,and the Officers and Men Who Went in ItII How the Governor Arrived at the Portof Jagua and Brought a Pilot with HimIII How We Reached FloridaIV How We Marched InlandV How the Governor Left the ShipsVI How We Reached ApalacheeVII Of the Manner of the LandVIII How We Departed from AuteIX How We Departedfrom the Bay of HorsesX Of the Fight We Had with the IndiansXI Of What Befell Lope de Oviedowith Some IndiansXII How the Indians Brought Us FoodXIII How We Had Newsof Other ChristiansXIV How Four Christians DepartedXV What Befell Us inthe Isle of Ill FortuneXVI How the Christians Departedfrom the Isle of Ill FortuneXVII How the Indians Cameand Brought Andres Dorantes andCastillo and EstebanicoXVIII Of the Report Given toFigueroa by EsquivelXIX How the Indians Separated UsXX How We EscapedXXI How We Cured Some Sufferers ThereXXII How They Brought Us MoreSick Folk Next DayXXIII How We Departed afterEating the DogsXXIV Of the Customs of the Indiansof That LandXXV Of the Indians' Readinessto Use ArmsXXVI Of the Tribes and Their LanguagesXXVII How We Moved andWere Well ReceivedXXVIII Of Another New CustomXXIX How Some IndiansRobbed the OthersXXX How the Custom of ReceivingUs ChangedXXXI How We Followed the Maize RoadXXXII How They Gave Us Hearts of DeerXXXIII How We Saw Traces of ChristiansXXXIV How I Sent for the ChristiansXXXV How the Mayor Received Us Wellon the Night We ArrivedXXXVI How We Caused Churches to BeBuilt in That LandXXXVII Of What Befell When IDecided to ReturnXXXVIII What Befell the Others WhoWent to the IndiesAPPENDIX A Note on the TextAPPENDIX a The American Cultures Describedin Cabeza de Vaca's NaufragiosNotesSelect BibliographyIndex