The Boy Travellers in South America: Adventures of Two Youths in a Journey through Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia, Paraguay, Argentine Republic, and ChiliKnox, Thomas Wallace
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The Boy Travellers in South America: Adventures of Two Youths in a Journey through Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia, Paraguay, Argentine Republic, and Chili
Knox, Thomas Wallace
South America -- Description and travel -- Juvenile literature
Shackles 401
Household Servant 402
Slaves Gathering Sugar-cane 403
At Home with the Sugar-cane 404
Intrudo Sports Thirty Years Ago 406
Intrudo Balls and Bottles 407
Wooden Cannon 407
The Condor and the Bull 408
Embalmed Head 408
Ancient Musical Instruments 409
Ancient Comb 409
Brazilian Basin 409
Montevideo from the Sea 410
View in the Capital of Uruguay 411
Ox-cart of Buenos Ayres 412
Soldiers of the Argentine Republic 413
A Guacho 414
A Guacho on Horseback 415
Post-station on the Pampas 417
A Steamer on the River Plate 418
A Refuge from Mosquitoes 419
Branding Cattle on an Estancia 421
Use of the Lasso and Bolas 422
Costumes of Paraguay 424
Indians of the "Gran Chaco" 425
Battle with Chaco Indians 427
Indians of the Lenqua, River Plate 428
Indians Shooting Fishes 429
A River Port during the War 430
Headquarters of General Lopez 431
Paraguayan Mother and Daughters 432
A Landed Proprietor 433
Cups and Tubes for Maté 434
Paraguayan Cart 435
Carlo Antonio Lopez, former President of Paraguay 436
Olive Branch from the Banks of the Parana 437
Map of Chili, Argentine Confederation, and Uruguay 439
In the Strait of Magellan 440
Arrival of Travellers at a Guacho Village 442
A Dance at San Luis de la Punta 444
The Police-office at Mendoza 446
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