The Taking of the capital City was follow’d by the Surrender of the whole Kingdom; so that the Contempt with which the _Quamites_ had been before stigmatiz’d, was chang’d into Renown; and the Empire of _Quama_, by the Addition of this conquer’d Nation, became almost twice as powerful as it was before. But as every body look’d upon this Success to be owing to my Industry and Management, the Esteem which they had for a long Time conceiv’d for me was heighten’d almost into Adoration. The _Tanachites_ being thus subdued, and Governors appointed in every City, to keep this fierce and warlike People in their Duty, I went to work, to finish the Task I had begun, and to root out that Barbarity in which the _Quamites_ were as yet involv’d. It was a Matter of great Difficulty, however, to introduce the Study of the liberal Arts at once; for the _Latin_ Tongue, and a few Scraps of _Greek_, which I had learnt in _Europe_, would not, I knew, be here of any Use. For this Reason, I caus’d twelve of the most learned Tigers to be sent for out of the Enemies Country. These were made Professors, and commanded to found an University upon the Model of those in their own Country. I likewise order’d the Royal Library of _Tanachin_ to be remov’d to _Quama_. I was determin’d, however, that as soon as the _Quamites_ had made such a Progress in Literature as to be able to stand upon their own Legs, I would send these Foreigners back into their own Country. I was very desirous of seeing the _Tanachitish_ Library, because I had been inform’d by their General _Tomopoloko_, that amongst other Manuscripts in the Archives of the Library, there was one compos’d by an Author who had been in our World, and had left a Description of its different Kingdoms, especially the _European_ ones; he told me likewise, that the _Tanachites_ had got Possession of this Book while they were at War in a very distant Country, but that the Name of the Author was conceal’d, nor could it ever be learnt who he was, or how he was carry’d to the Superterranean Habitations.