El Dorado rubber station, piracy at, 177 El Encanto rubber station, 15, 168, 177; writer imprisoned at, 178; treatment of Indians at, 179-80, 203, 255 _El Oriente_, journal, 41 "Englishmen," so-called, _see_ Barbados negroes English Rubber Company, blamed, 41 Enock, C. Reginald, work and protests of, 20-2; accuses the Peruvians of slave traffic, 24-5, 33, 49-50, 339 Esmeralda, criminal, 230-2 España, Roso, victim and witness, 221-5, 331 FAUNA of the Amazon, 91, 93 Fever, 131 Fire, child tortured by, 226; Indians burned with kerosene and loosed, 239 Flogging, 29, 180, 204, 217, 227, 229-30, 238, 296, 299, 305; tapir-hide whip used, 306; with machete, 306, 325, 331 Fonseca, agent of the Peruvian Amazon Company, 214; crimes of, 228-33, 260-1, 322-3 Forced labour, early, 37 Foreign Office, 32; suppresses Casement Report, 34; publishes it, 34, 46 Forests, 17, 18 Fox, W., 303 Fritz, Padre, 51 GARCILASO DE LA VEGA, 11 Ghiorzo, Lieut., 190, 193 Gold, 54 Gonzalez, Señor, 93, 95-100 Grey, Sir Edward, 32-3, 264 Gubbins, J. R., Director of the Peruvian Amazon Company, 210 Gulpi, 108 Guevara, B., 190, 195, 231-2 Guineo River, 76 Guineo village, 77-8 Gutierrez, Pilar, victim, 175 HARDENBURG, W.E., travels of, 28; suffering at hands of agents of the Peruvian Amazon Company, 28; publication of his narrative refused, 31, 44; his narrative, 154-263; taken prisoner, 173-4; "bluffs" his captives, 178-9; "bluff" discovered, 195; investigation of crimes, 215; letters to, 240-63 Henson, Canon, indicts the Peruvian Amazon Company, 50 Huitoto Indians, character and weapons of, 16, 20, 32, 144-5, (149-63); language of, 150-2; habits, 152-3; character, 153-4; birth customs, 154; burial customs, 155; houses, 155-6; dress, 159-60; religion, 162-3; gradual extermination of, 207 to end Humanity, economy of, 47 IBERIAN character, 17, 339-40 Igaraparaná River, 15, 192 "Imperial Commonwealth, An," 33 Inca language, 56 Incas, laws of, 11, 18, 19; modern, 56-60 Indians, of the Putumayo basin, decrease of, 16; forest tribe, 17-19, 22, 36; of Santiago, 56-60; of Mocoa, 70; the Cionis, 78-86; trading with, 92; extermination of, 196; punishment and torture of, 204-5, 218-19; character of Amazonian tribes, 273; skill of, 285; tribes of, 286; numbers, 289; experienced elderly individuals murdered by rubber-gatherers, and weapons destroyed, 311-12; amazing fidelity and fortitude of, 314-15 Iquitos, 15, 18; output of rubber firm, 47; arrival at, 195 _Iquitos_, Peruvian gunboat, 172; fires on Hardenburg's party, 172-3, 244 JAGUARS, 113-4 Jesuits, missions destroyed, 14, 51 Jiménez, A., agent of the Peruvian Amazon Company, 238, 241-2, 246, 260, 326-8 _Jornal do Comercio_ Manaos, 212; translation from, 220-5 Judiciary, Peruvian, independence of, 34; corruption of, 333 KATERENE, native chief, 312