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resembling these Embira matches, .. ropes made of a certain plant, which burnt like a fuse, and being whirled through the air, blazed out like torches. They use fire arrows headed with the same thing. El Inca Garcilaso, l. 3, c. 36. 94. Fish at Bahia, p. 322.] In 1584, a remarkable fish was left on the shore of Bahia; it was 37 palms in length, and so large, that a man standing by its side, could not see over it. It had only one eye, in the middle of the forehead; the skin was tough .. like that of bacon

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better arms than pointed sticks and clubs. These are blessings from heaven, and if we could do this without powder and ball, what may we not perform now when we are strengthened with good troops, and provided with sufficient arms and ammunition? Had it not been for respect to the Colonels sent from Bahia, and to the King of Portugal, I had ere this been master of Recife. But if matters are not brought to that happy issue, I will act desperately, and leave neither sugar-works, nor cattle, nor negroes

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, 404; reaches the Presidio das Tartarugas, 405; the island of Peria, 406; his irresolution, 408; removal to Guaxenduba, 411; his presumption, ib.; duped by his prisoners, 414; the French defeated, 418; treaty, 420; takes Fort Louis, 426; dies, 430. Albuquerque, Jeronymo Fragoso de, appointed to the Captaincy of Para, i. 432. Albuquerque, Mathias, checks an insurrection of the Tupinambas, i. 429; appointed Governor of Bahia, 447; sent out from Madrid to defend Pernambuco, 463; loses Olinda and

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Bardza, F. Cypriano, his labours among the Moxos, iii. 198; forms the first Reduction, 199; explores a way across the mountains to Peru, 205; he goes among the Baures, 206; his martyrdom, 208. Barbalho, lands with a force north of the Potengi, i. 572; retreats and returns to Bahia, 573. Barbalho Bezerra, Agostinho, compelled to accept the appointment of Governor by the insurgents of the Rio de Janeiro, ii. 552; his search for the mines discovered by Azevedo, iii. 46. Barbote, or mouth-piece of

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das Tabocas, 100. Caribs, their cannibalism, i. 637. Carijos, tribe of, on the Rio Grande, their character, iii. 565; their jugglers, 566. Carios, tribe of, i. 65; subdued by Yrala, 161. Caripatenas, tribe of, on the Orellana, expedition against, iii. 7; its success, 10. Carlos III. of Spain, annuls the Treaty of Limits, iii. 503. Carmelites introduced into Brazil, i. 316; established at Bahia, ii. 553; their disputes with the Jesuits, iii. 366. Carmo, Rio do, discovery of, iii. 55. Carnauba, a

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capitation in Minas Geraes, iii. 265 note; his view of the probable consequences of the removal of the Portugueze Court to Brazil, 296, note. Da Cunha, Mathias, Governor General of Brazil, iii. 17; his death, 19. Da Cunha, Paulo, sent to ravage the Dutch possessions in Pernambuco, i. 575; recalled, ii. 5; takes Serinhaem, 120; compels two Jews to profess Christianity, 121; Nazareth delivered up to him by Hoogstraten, 131; his fruitless mission to Bahia, 201. Dampier, his description of a cotton tree

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. Fernandes Vieira, Joam, rise of, ii. 65; his liberality, 66; he is accused before the Council, 67; prepares his countrymen for insurrection, 68; opens his project to Vidal, 69; his representations to the Governor-General, 71; declares his intentions, 74; appointed General and Governor during the insurrection, 75; some of the Portugueze seek to deter him, ib.; and to make Cardozo return to Bahia, 76; the Governor promises to assist him, 79; his preparations, 80; plans a massacre of the leading men

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Belem, ib.; expenditure, 635; iron in Maranham, 636; mortality among the Indians, 638; their horror of slavery, 639; colonists dependant upon their labour, 642; fallacious defence of slavery, 644; wild produce, 645; cultivated produce, 647; distress of the settlers, ib.; note on the reconquest of, 695; propensity of the people to lying, 708; measures of Gomes Freyre at, iii. 1; monopoly abolished, 2; general distress in, 3; way explored to Bahia, 5; expedition from Belem against the savages on

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Penoquin, a dialect of the Chiquitos, iii. 169, note. Penrose, extract on the defeat in La Plata, from his poems, iii. 562, note. Pepper, cultivation of, in Bahia, iii. 797. Peralta, appointed Judge Conservator to the Jesuits in Paraguay, ii. 437: sentence passed on the bishop, 441. Peramas, his anecdotes of the Jesuit Ignatius Morro, iii. 605, note; describes the seizure of the Jesuits at Cordoba, 609, note. Pereira, Duarte Coelho, obtains the Captaincy of Pernambuco, i. 44. Pereyra de Mello

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, appointed to one of the two governments of Brazil, i. 311. Salivas, tribe of, on the Orinoco, never rear, twins, i. 645. Salt, great distress from the want of, in Mato Grosso, iii. 361; observations on that produced by certain shrubs, 892. Salt contract, obtained by the Whaling Company of Brazil, iii. 554; abolished, 686. Salt-mines, in Bahia, opened and abandoned, iii. 23. Salt trade, from Pilam Arcado to Minas Geraes, iii. 791. Salvador, F. Manoel do, protests against a breach of faith by the Dutch

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Vasconcellos, Luis Aranha de, cited respecting the Tapuyas, i. 378, note; appointed to explore the Orellana, i. 435. Vasconcellos, Miguel de, misfortune occasioned to the Portugueze squadron through his measures, i. 571. Vasconcellos e Sousa, Pedro de, Governor General of Brazil, iii. 126; yields to the demands of the insurgents in Bahia, 128. Vaux, Des, his project for colonizing the isle of Maranham, i. 393. Vaz, Lopez, cited on the English expeditions to Brazil, i. 356, note. Vegetable wax

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The Tupiniquins 39 Captaincy of the Ilheos 40 Bahia 41 Revolutions in the Reconcave 42 Expulsion of Coutinho 43 Pernambuco 44 The Cahetes ib. The Tobayares 45 Hans Stade arrives in Brazil 46 Siege of Garassu or Iguara u ib. Expedition of Aires da Cunha, and the sons of Barres to Maranham 48 CHAPTER III. Voyage of Sebastian Cabot. He names the river Plata, and remains there five years. D. Pedro de Mendoza obtains a grant of the conquest. Foundation of Buenos Ayres. War with the Quirandies

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presumptuous folly of the Commander, for which he prays God to give him his reward23. 21 It is remarkable that Vespucci still calls it an Island, though he had previously discovered such a prodigious length of coast. 22 This should seem to be Bahia, .. though that discovery is afterwards ascribed to Christovam Jaques. 23 Simple drowning then he did not think punishment sufficient. There can be little doubt that the Commander of whom he speaks with so much asperity was Gonzalo Coelho. He went in 1503

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men towards their Prince, restored him without any harm. Hakluyt: Vol. 3. P. 700. Purchas. L. 6. C. 4. P. 1179: About 1540 the commodious and gainful voyage to Brazil was ordinarily and usually frequented by M. Robert Reniger, M. Thomas Borey, and divers other substantial and wealthy merchants of Southampton. One Pudsey of the same place is said to have made a voyage to Bahia in 1542, and to have built a fort not far distant from it. Hakluyt. V. 3. 701. [page] 35

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, .. and with as much truth in the one case as in the other. Vieyra says, refero com alguma esperan o este exemplo, porque elle foy o que me fez religioso. 5 His determination towards the Company was probably influenced by a ircumstance which occurred to him in early childhood. F. Fernando Cardim, at that time Provincial in Brazil, and Rector of the College at Bahia, was a frequent visitor at his father's house: and he is said, one day when the boy was dangerously ill, to have assured his parents that

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, whereas there were nearly hundred in Brazil; each, according to him, averaging 100,00 arrobas annually. The largest Engenhos in Pernambuco rarely make above 100 chests of about 50 arrobas each; in Bahia the Engenhos are larger, but Pyrard's average, I am assured, must be beyond the mark. There is very possibly an error in the press of 100,000 for 10,000; errors of this kind are so common, that it is more reasonable to impute carelessness to the printer than exaggeration to the writer, where no

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emigration 65 D. Rodrigo da Costa Governor 66 Disputes concerning Nova Colonia ib. War with Spain, and siege of Nova Colonia 67 The Portugueze evacuate the place 68 Luiz Cesar de Menezes Governor 69 Exemplary conduct of the Archbishop of Bahia 70 Fernam Carrilho Governor pro tempore at Para 71 D. Manoel Rolim Governor of Maranham ib. Disputes with the Ouvidor ib. Misconduct of the Capitam Mor 72 Jealousy in the Mines between the Paulistas and the Forasteiros 73 The Forasteiros chuse Manoel Nunes

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watering and refitting, but in reality for the purpose of smuggling. She was seized and condemned by a sentence of the Supreme Court at Bahia. The Middleburg Company, who were the owners, demanded restitution: and this the King promised, whenever the West India Company would indemnify his subjects for certain ships which they had seized, on a pretext that they were trading within the limits of the Dutch possessions in Africa. Four millions of florins were claimed by Portugal upon this ground. The

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, Guayanas, Goanazes, and Yuguaruanas; (these tribes are supposed to speak different tongues because they were inimical to each other, an inference by no means necessary;) Cararius and Anaces, who are about Ibiapaba; Aroas, about the mouth of the Para; Teremembres, on the coast between the rivers Parnaibo and Seara; Payacus, of Seara; Grens, in the interior of the Ilheos; Kiriris, who once infested Bahia; .. from a brief vocabulary of their language, Hervas fancied he could trace some shadow only

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of St. Thomas stamped in a stone, which is at this day to be seen upon the shores of Bahia; but sign or memorial of the truth which St. Thomas had preached, they found none among the inhabitants. The barbarousness of the people cannot better be proved, nor more strongly exemplified. Traces of the preacher were found in the rocks, but not a trace of the doctrine in the people! the rocks preserved a memorial of the Apostle, but the heart preserved no memorial of the faith which he had taught

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. Fadrique de Toledo, p. 453.] D. Fadrique had drawn out his men to review them on a beautiful morning, .. when, as is not unusual at Bahia, and very common at Maranham, in the course of an hour, the whole sky was overcast [page] 65

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, which was left for this poor family, must have been made up from what had been withheld in tythes. In this manner this Servant past sixteen years, without doing any injury, and without asking for any wages at his departure; and he is called the Devil of Porto Seguro ... bem nomeado nestas partes, e esta historia bem sabida. Jaboatam, 70. If this be not a mere old wife's tale, it is a matchless instance of impudent and ingenious roguery. 44. Trade of Bahia, p. 670.] The chief commodities that

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maitre ne desiroit autre avantage que ce que les Anglois et les Hollandois jouissoient; c'est a dire, d'avoir quatre familles dans les ports de Bahia, du Rio de Janeiro, et de Pernambuco; et que si le Roy de la Grande Bretagne, et les Hollandois vouloient convenir de rapeller les dites familles, le Roy son maitre feroit revenir le Consul, et Marchands Fran ois, qui y avoient t envoy s par la derniere flotte, et que pour l'avenir aucune nation y trafiqueroit, si non pour les Marchand Portugais

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called, iii. 55. Canafistula, abundant in Maranham, ii. 645. Cananea, town of, southward of Bahia de Santos, iii 851. Caniavieiras, Povoa am de, the highest Portugueze settlement on the Pardo, iii. 694. Canind , portage to, from Vargem Redonda, iii. 792. Canisianas, tribe of, their cannibalism, iii. 205. Cannibal madness, among the North American savages, mentioned by Dablon, i. 637. Cannibalism of the Brazilian savages, i. 217; ceremonies observed with a captive, 218; consequences deduced from

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Filgueira, Manoel Dias, his house pillaged by the insurgents at Bahia, iii. 127. Firebrands, a necessary precaution against wild beasts, i. 639. Flax, plants, affording a substitute for, in Pernambuco, iii. 789. Fleckno, his description of Rio de Janeiro in 1648, ii. 667, note; note on his travels, 713; adduces a curious proof of the truth of the Catholic religion, 717. Fleury, Cardinal, his remark on the correspondence respecting Colonia, iii. 291, note. Flies, the curse of Paraguay, iii. 376