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FOr that I referre it to the end of my discourse to treat of the gouernment of America in generall, and of the forces; I will onely say, that the king giues to them that con∣••••er, and to souldiers of note, not the gouernment of the Indians, but the vasselage a••d the right of the tax which should be due to him, and this continues but for the life of the
conqueror and his sonne, with a bond to performe that which the king should: that is, to [ A] maintaine preachers of Christs doctrine, and priests for the seruice of God, and to fur∣nish the churches. But the Iustice and gouernment depends wholy of the kings courts and officers. The Viceroy and the Archbishop remaine at Mexico, where the soueraigne court is for New Spaine. Tlascalla is gouerned like a common weale vnder the prote∣ction of the king of Spaine, with a Spanish gouernor, and another of the countrie.