Appendix And Documents Annexed to the Memoir Filed By the Minister of Paraguay
Appendix And Documents Annexed to the Memoir Filed By the Minister of Paraguay
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— Say whether the said lands, formerly un- cultivated and unpeopled, are at present occupied by cattle of every kind, and whether it is true that there are there at present, about thirty farms belonging to honest jiersons who have asked for a grant of the said lands; and whether it is true that the present Government has granted the said petitions on condition that some houses be built therein, and the proprietors engage themselves in raising cattle and defending the whole bank ot the river whi...ch is the frontier of the enemy.
13th Question. — Say whether, owing to the proportion be- tween the grants, and the forts and towns, it is almost impossi- ble for tlie wild Indians to make inroads without being severely punished, because the inhabitants on the banks are warned by a cannon shot from the fortress, and the troops on duty can gather ^t a short notice.
14th Question. — Say, to further prove the preceding assertion, whether it is true that when the Villa de Neembucu was erected, the Commander Don Jose Antonio Yegros, defeated a band of wild Indians who came back from an invasion against the towns of the Missions; and whether it is true that notwithstanding that a great deal of the cattle robbed by them, belonging to the village of Nuestra Seuora de Fe, was retaken from tiiem on this occasion, and returned to said village by order of your Lordship, the said Indians have not so far repeated their attacks, hostilities and invasions against the said towns — the newly founded towns, giving them protection, as well as to this province.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— Say whether the said lands, formerly un- cultivated and unpeopled, are at present occupied by cattle of every kind, and whether it is true that there are there at present, about thirty farms belonging to honest jiersons who have asked for a grant of the said lands; and whether it is true that the present Government has granted the said petitions on condition that some houses be built therein, and the proprietors engage themselves in raising cattle and defending the whole bank ot the river whi...ch is the frontier of the enemy.
13th Question. — Say whether, owing to the proportion be- tween the grants, and the forts and towns, it is almost impossi- ble for tlie wild Indians to make inroads without being severely punished, because the inhabitants on the banks are warned by a cannon shot from the fortress, and the troops on duty can gather ^t a short notice.
14th Question. — Say, to further prove the preceding assertion, whether it is true that when the Villa de Neembucu was erected, the Commander Don Jose Antonio Yegros, defeated a band of wild Indians who came back from an invasion against the towns of the Missions; and whether it is true that notwithstanding that a great deal of the cattle robbed by them, belonging to the village of Nuestra Seuora de Fe, was retaken from tiiem on this occasion, and returned to said village by order of your Lordship, the said Indians have not so far repeated their attacks, hostilities and invasions against the said towns — the newly founded towns, giving them protection, as well as to this province.
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