An Account of the Abipones, an Equestrian people of Paraguay, (3 of 3)
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An Account of the Abipones, an Equestrian people of Paraguay, (3 of 3)
Abipon Indians; Jesuits -- Missions; Paraguay -- Description and travel -- Early works to 1800
XXXVIII. Continual Tumults of War 323
XXXIX. Various Incursions of the Mocobios and
Tobas 329
XL. Small-pox the Origin of many Calamities and
bloody Attacks 337
XLI. Four Hundred Spanish Horsemen, in conjunction
with the Abipones, overcome a numerous
Horde of Tobas 346
XLII. Anxiety of the Abipones concerning the Revenge
of the Tobas. Contagion of the Tertian
Fever 355
XLIII. An Assault of Six Hundred Savages on the
Second of August 362
XLIV. Corollary to the Events detailed in the preceding
Chapter 374
XLV. How arduous a Task it is to persuade the Abipones
to enter Colonies, and to embrace the Religion
of Christ 388
XLVI. No trifling Advantages derived from the Abiponian
Colonies, though fewer than were expected 403
HISTORY
OF
THE ABIPONES.
PART III.
CHAPTER I.
OF THE DEADLY HATRED OF THE ABIPONES, AND THEIR
ALLIES THE MOCOBIOS, TOWARDS THE SPANIARDS.
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