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captainAlonzo de Villejowho told him that he had orders to carry him to Spain. He and his brother embarked, amidst the scoffs and shouts of a miscreant rabble, who took a brutal joy in heaping insult on his venerable head. Villejo, touched by the sufferings of Columbus, treated him with much respect, and would have relieved him of his shackles, but he answered, No: their Majesties commanded me to submit to whatever Bobadilla might devise; by their authority he has put upon me these shackles. I will wear them until they direct them to be taken off, and I will preserve them as relics and memorials, as the reward of my services. The page of history presents no sadder picture than Columbus in chains crossing the ocean from those lands discovered by his genius,

of an impending hurricaneKeeps close in with the landEscapesBobadills ship foundersOnly one with the treasure of Columbus reaches SpainTouching at Jamaica, stands across to Bonacca off the coast of HondurasVisited by a cacique in a large canoe laden with numerous articlesSearch for the supposed straitGoes on shore on the mainlandThe natives bring presentsSails along the coastStormy weather continuesColumbus suffers from illnessFine weatherOff the Mosquito shoreNatives offended at their presents not being

Bobadilla. She saw how grossly Columbus had been wronged and the royal authority abused, and her heart was filled with mingled sympathy and indignation. The Queen and Ferdinand instantly sent off to Cadiz, directing that the prisoners should be set at liberty and treated with all distinction; and they wrote a letter to Columbus, expressing their grief at what he had suffered, and inviting him to Court. Conscious of his integrity, his heart was cheered, and he anticipated an immediate restitution of all his rights and dignities. He appeared in Grenada, not as a disgraced man, but richly dressed, and attended by a noble retinue. He was received with unqualified favour and distinction, and as he beheld tears in the benign eyes of Isabella, he threw himself on

boldness, and perseverance. The voyage was favourable and of moderate duration. In a short time the ship, with her illustrious prisoner on board, arrived at Cadiz. Columbus a prisoner and in chains produced almost as great a sensation as his triumphant return from his first voyage. A reaction took place, and a strong sympathy was expressed, against which it would have been odious for the Government to contend. The ignominious manner in which Columbus had been treated created murmurs of astonishment at the Court at Grenada, and a letter written by him on board reached the nobleminded Isabella before the document sent home by