Of the Payaguas, Guaycurus, Abipones, Mocobios,
and other Savages hostile to this Province 113
Of the Province of Chaco, the retreat of the
Savage Nations 118
Of the other Indian Tribes, who wander without
Chaco, chiefly those who dwell towards the South 126
Of the exceeding fidelity which the Guaranies have
always manifested towards the Spaniards in the
Royal Camps, and of the signal services which they
have performed there 133
Of the Colonies founded by us for the Indians of
the Magellanic Region, and of their fate 138
Of the Voyage of three Jesuits to explore the
shores of Magellan, undertaken by command of King
Philip V. 146
Of the Shipwreck of the Spaniards near Terra del
Fuego, and of the Inhabitants of that Island 151
Of the Island of St. Maló occupied by the French,
and afterwards sold to the Spaniards 154
Of the Brazilian Mamalukes, Destroyers of the
Guarany towns, and Hunters of the Indians 157
Of the Slavery of the Indians prohibited or
regulated by Royal Edicts 163
Of the Principal Rivers; the Parana, Paraguay, and
Uruguay, and of the other lesser streams which are
absorbed by them 167