Indians, South American, description of, i. 514.
Termed Bucks and Buckeen, i. 487.
Different tribes of, i. 513.
Their mode of procuring subsistence, i. 503.
Dwellings of, how situated, ii. 227.
How constructed, i. 505.
Parties of, seen by the author, i. 434, 435, 437, ii. 27, 151.
Despotic towards their females, i. 520.
Polygamy practised by, i. 435, 520.
Indolence and apathy of, i. 519, 271, 273, ii. 152.
Slight curiosity of, i. 434, 493, 499, ii. 128.
Implements of, i. 535.
Their mode of sleeping, i. 492.
Superstition of, i. 505.
Apparel of, i. 516.
Parental affection of, i. 502.
Account of the poison used by, i. 489.
Their common bow and arrow, i. 487.
The poisoned arrow, i. 488.
Precaution of, during intoxication, i. 520.
Contrasted with Africans, i. 516.
Employed to cut wood, i. 436.
A hut of, visited in the night, i. 492.
Visit to a town of, i. 498, 524.
A family of, disturbed by the author, ii. 190.
Sagacity and expertness of, i. 374.
Indian women, visit to a dwelling of, i. 474.
Industry, example of the effect of, at St. Domingo, ii. 399.
Influenza, prevalence of, at St. Domingo, ii. 421.
Insects, in what situations most abundant, ii. 229.
Islands of the river Demarara, ii. 182.