An Account of the Abipones: An Equestrian People of Paraguay, Volume 3

J. Murray, 1822 - Abipon Indians

Of the Violences committed upon the Cities	14

How much the Guarany Towns were annoyed	22

Of the Achievements of the Abipones in the Lands	29

Of the Excursions of the Abipones against	44

Of the Expeditions of Francisco Barreda General	55

Of certain Defects in the Soldiers of St Iago	66

People of Cordoba	77

Of the fruitless Excursions of the Cordobans	94

The Origin and Commencement of a Colony	213

The Flight of the Abipones from the Town	220

The Vicissitudes and Disturbances of the	227

My Journey to St Iago on business pertaining	235

My disastrous Return to our Colony	245

The perpetual Disturbances of the Town	254

The Arrival of Barreda and the removal	262

The Calamities and perpetual Mutations	271

Of the frequent Endeavours of the Jesuits	102

A Colony founded for the Mocobios afterwards	113

the Abipones Riikah�s	128

Some things worthy of note respecting Ychoa	141

Debayakaikin and his savage Confederates against	163

Concerning repeated Expeditions undertaken	170

Of fresh Disturbances of the Town arising	177

Ychoalay in Conjunction with the Spaniards	183

The whole Nation of Abipones are assembled	194

An ineffectual Expedition of the Spaniards	202

The Cacique Debayakaikin slain by Ychoalay	207

A Colony inhabited by the Yaaukaniga Abi	278

Progress of the Town of St Ferdinand	285

Fresh Disturbances caused both by Stran	292

The Origin and Situation of a Colony of Abi	303

Commencement of the Colony	309

Extreme Indigence of the Colony and	316

Various Incursions of the Mocobios	329

Four Hundred Spanish Horsemen in conjunc	346

An Assault of Six Hundred Savages on	362

How arduous a Task it is to persuade the Abi	388

No trifling Advantages derived from the Abi	403

Title	An Account of the Abipones: An Equestrian People of Paraguay, Volume 3 Volume 3 of An Account of the Abipones, Martin Dobrizhoffer An Account of the Abipones: An Equestrian People of Paraguay, Sara Coleridge Coleridge
Author	Martin Dobrizhoffer
Translated by	Sara Coleridge Coleridge
Publisher	J. Murray, 1822
Original from	the University of Michigan
Digitized	26 Sep 2008

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