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xl ANALYTICAL AND CHRONOLOGICAL TABLE.

CERVANTES.

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Preliminary Remarks - ■ - 120

1547. (9th of October.) His Birth - - 123

His Origin - - - - 123

His early Studies - 123

15®. Death of Isabella of Valois, Wife of Philip II . - , -124

Lopez de Hoyos - - 124

Cervantes quits Madrid - - 125

1568. He enters the Service of the Cardinal Acquaviva - - 125

1569. He visits Rome - - 126

He enlists under General Antonio Colonna in the Campaign

against the Turks - - 126

1571. The combined Fleets of Venice, Spain , and the Pope assemble

at Messina - - - 126

(7th of October.) Battle of Lepanto - - -127

Gallant Conduct of Cervantes - 127

He is wounded, and remains in the Hospital at Messina sixMonths - - - 128

1572. Don John of Austria - 328

Second Campaign against the Turks - - 128

The Spaniards alone prosecute the War - -128

Attempted and unsuccessful Assault on the Castle of Navarino - 128

1573. The Venetians sign a Peace with Selim - - -129

Cervantes enters Tunis with the Marquis de Santa Cruz , and

returns to Palermo with the Fleet - 120

Cervantes obtains leave to return to Spain . - - 129

The Galley he embarked in attacked by an Algerine Squad.

ron - - 139

He is taken Prisoner by the Arnaout Captain - - 130

Piracies carried on by the Algerine Corsairs - - - 132

Their System - - 131

Interesting Details of the Captivity of Cervantes - - 131

His Tale of the “ Captive ” - » -131

1576. His first Attempt at Escape with some of his Companions -333

Its Failure - 133

Gabriel de Castafiedo ransomed j he brings Letters from Cer-vantes to his Father - - - 133

1577. His Father unable to procure Money to ransom both him and

his Brother; Cervantes gives up his Share to secure the Free-dom of his Brother - - - 134

He arranges another Plan of Escape - - -134

1578. He is purchased by Hassan Aga ... 137

1579. He concerts a new Plan of Escape with the Renegade Abd-al-

Rhamen - - 1S8

Is again betrayed - - - 138

His Liberation - . ... 140

He refutes certain Calumnies, of which he was the Object - 141

1581. Landing of Cervantes in Spain - - 142

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