| | Page. | | Chapter I. | Introduction | 283 | | II. | The English plans for occupying Nootka Sound | 286 | | III. | The Spanish plans for occupying Nootka Sound—The conflicting claims before 1789 | 300 | | IV. | Martinez’s operations at Nootka before Colnett’s arrival | 312 | | V. | The quarrel and the seizure | 331 | | VI. | The English prisoners in Mexico | 344 | | VII. | Attempts at peaceable settlement | 362 | | VIII. | Europe prepares for war | 380 | | IX. | England’s first demand granted | 395 | | X. | America’s relations to the controversy | 412 | | XI. | The national assembly and the family compact—Effect on the negotiation | 424 | | XII. | English ultimatum—Spanish defiance | 439 | | XIII. | The Nootka Sound convention—Its reception and results | 450 | | XIV. | Subsequent negotiations and final settlement of the Nootka Sound dispute | 463 | | Bibliography | | 472 |
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