Chapter I: Front Matter
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SPANISH AMERICA
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THE SOUTH AMERICAN SERIES
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1. =CHILE.= By G. F. SCOTT ELLIOTT, F.R.G.S. With an Introduction by
Martin Hume, a Map, and 39 Illustrations. (4th Impression.)
2. =PERU.= By C. REGINALD ENOCK, F.R.G.S. With an Introduction by
Martin Hume, a Map, and 72 Illustrations. (3rd Impression.)
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Martin Hume, a Map, and 64 Illustrations. (3rd Impression.)
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a Map, and 64 Illustrations. (4th Impression.)
5. =BRAZIL.= By PIERRE DENIS. With a Historical Chapter by Bernard
Miall, a Map, and 36 Illustrations. (2nd Impression.)
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7. =GUIANA: British, French, and Dutch.= By JAMES RODWAY. With a Map
and 36 Illustrations.
8. =VENEZUELA.= By LEONARD V. DALTON, B.Sc. (Lond.), F.G.S., F.R.G.S.
With a Map and 36 Illustrations. (2nd Impression.)
9. =LATIN AMERICA: Its Rise and Progress.= By F. GARCIA CALDERON.
With a Preface by Raymond Poincaré, President of France, a Map, and
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Vol. II. Frontispiece.]
SPANISH AMERICA
ITS ROMANCE, REALITY
AND FUTURE
BY
C. R. ENOCK, C.E., F.R.G.S.
AUTHOR OF "THE ANDES AND THE AMAZON," "PERU,"
"MEXICO," "ECUADOR," ETC.
WITH 26 ILLUSTRATIONS AND A MAP
VOL. II
T. FISHER UNWIN LTD
LONDON: ADELPHI TERRACE
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_First published in 1920_
(_All rights reserved_)
CONTENTS
CHAPTER PAGE
IX. THE LANDS OF THE SPANISH MAIN: COLOMBIA
AND VENEZUELA 11
X. THE LANDS OF THE SPANISH MAIN: VENEZUELA
AND GUIANA 32
XI. THE AMAZON VALLEY: IN COLOMBIA, VENEZUELA,
ECUADOR, BOLIVIA, PERU AND BRAZIL 74
XII. BRAZIL 111
XIII. THE RIVER PLATE AND THE PAMPAS: ARGENTINA,
URUGUAY AND PARAGUAY 158
XIV. THE RIVER PLATE AND THE PAMPAS: ARGENTINA,
URUGUAY AND PARAGUAY 202
XV. TRADE AND FINANCE 236
XVI. TO-DAY AND TO-MORROW 254
INDEX 303
ILLUSTRATIONS
BRONZE STATUE OF BOLÍVAR IN THE PLAZA, CARÁCAS,
VENEZUELA _Frontispiece_
TO FACE PAGE
A SEAPORT ON THE AMERICAN MEDITERRANEAN, SANTA
MARTA, COLOMBIA 14
TRANSPORTING MACHINERY IN THE COLOMBIAN ANDES 22
THE MAINLAND FROM TRINIDAD, AND VIEW IN THE
DELTA OF THE ORINOCO 34
INDIANS AT HOME, GUIANA 52
GEORGETOWN, BRITISH GUIANA 64
IN THE PERUVIAN MONTAÑA 78
UNCIVILIZED FOREST INDIANS OF THE PERUVIAN AMAZON 90
INDIANS OF THE NAPO, PERUVIAN-AMAZON REGION 96
THE BAY OF RIO DE JANEIRO 112
PALM AVENUE, RIO DE JANEIRO 128
A COLONY, RIO GRANDE 132
A VIEW IN SAO PAULO 140
COFFEE HARVEST, BRAZIL 150
BUENOS AYRES 160
MAR DEL PLATA 166
MONTEVIDEO: THE PLAZA 178
MONTEVIDEO: THE HARBOUR 178
THE PAMPAS, ARGENTINA 204
THE CITY OF CORDOBA, ARGENTINA 206
IGUAZU FALLS 210
A CHACO FLOOD 214
BRINGING HOME YERBA 220
PACKING YERBA 220
STREET IN MEXICO CITY. CATHEDRAL IN DISTANCE 264
CHAPEL OF THE ROSARIO, MEXICO 266
SPANISH AMERICA
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