An Account of the Abipones An Equestrian People of Paraguay volume 3
An Account of the Abipones An Equestrian People of Paraguay volume 3
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The business succeeded to his M^ish, and Barreda assented with pleasure to his petition for a colony.
Supported by the assistance of the Governor of Tucuman, and by repeated conversations well acquainted with the inclinations of the Cacique Alaykin, he founded a colony on the eastern shore of the river Inespin, which is nine leagues distant from the Parana, sixty from the city of Sta. Fe, and a hundred and seventy from the land of St. Lago. The town was situated on a gentle acclivity. The clima...te was admirably tem- perate, neither parched with summer heats, nor starving with frost or cold winds. In the neigh- bourhood was a river, supplying wholesome water, a wide plain abounding in pasture, and woods which afforded fruit-trees, fire- wood, and timber for building. There was an incredible variety of wild animals fit for the chase. All kinds of palm-trees grew near at hand. In an immense plain, extending towards the south, you beheld many thousands of wandering HISTORY OF THE ABI PONES.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The business succeeded to his M^ish, and Barreda assented with pleasure to his petition for a colony.
Supported by the assistance of the Governor of Tucuman, and by repeated conversations well acquainted with the inclinations of the Cacique Alaykin, he founded a colony on the eastern shore of the river Inespin, which is nine leagues distant from the Parana, sixty from the city of Sta. Fe, and a hundred and seventy from the land of St. Lago. The town was situated on a gentle acclivity. The clima...te was admirably tem- perate, neither parched with summer heats, nor starving with frost or cold winds. In the neigh- bourhood was a river, supplying wholesome water, a wide plain abounding in pasture, and woods which afforded fruit-trees, fire- wood, and timber for building. There was an incredible variety of wild animals fit for the chase. All kinds of palm-trees grew near at hand. In an immense plain, extending towards the south, you beheld many thousands of wandering HISTORY OF THE ABI PONES.
What to read after An Account of the Abipones An Equestrian People of Paraguay volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Martin Dobrizhoffer to read onlineMoreLess
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