History of Brazil, Volume 3Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, 1819 Includes a history of the entire region between the La Plata and the Amazon rivers, to the year 1808. |
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Abipones adventurers Aldeas Antequera Antonio appeared appointed arms Asumpcion Azara Bahia Bishop Brazil Brazilians Buenos Ayres called Camara canoes Captaincy carried Carta cattle Cazal CHAP Charlevoix CHIG Church Colonia Comarca command Court Cuyaba death diamonds dispatched district enemies established evil expedition four Francisco gold Gomes Freyre Government Governor Goyaz ground Guaranies Guaycurus gueze honour horses houses hundred Indians inhabitants island Jesuits Joam King labour land leagues Lima Lisbon Luiz Manoel Felix Mapono Maranham Mato Grosso ment milreis Minas Geraes mines Missionaries Missions natives officers oitavas Orellana Ouvidor Paraguay party Patriota Paulistas Paulo Peramas Pernambuco persons Plata population Portugal Portugueze possession prisoners province received Recife Reductions Rio Negro river Rocha Pitta savages says sent settlements slaves Spain Spaniards Spanish thousand tion took town trade treaty tribes troops UNIV UNIV Vieyra Villa Villa Rica whole women XLIV XXXII Zeballos