Letters on South America: Comprising Travels on the Banks of the Paraná and Rio de la Plata, Volume 2J. Murray, 1843 - Argentina Collection of letters written to General William Miller, Field Marshall of Peru. |
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... Arrival at the Guasú - Wasting of Time -The Pacù - An Arrival on Board of the San José - Mr . E- the Underwriter - The Isleria - The Carboneros , or Charcoal - Burners - The Caracoles - Sea Sickness - Ar- rival in the Outer Roads - The ...
... Arrival at the Guasú - Wasting of Time -The Pacù - An Arrival on Board of the San José - Mr . E- the Underwriter - The Isleria - The Carboneros , or Charcoal - Burners - The Caracoles - Sea Sickness - Ar- rival in the Outer Roads - The ...
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... Arrival at the Guasú - Wasting of Time - The Pacù -An Arrival on Board of the San José - Mr . E- writer - The Isleria - The Carboneros , or Charcoal - Burners- The Caracoles - Sea Sickness - Arrival in the Outer Roads - The Chacarero ...
... Arrival at the Guasú - Wasting of Time - The Pacù -An Arrival on Board of the San José - Mr . E- writer - The Isleria - The Carboneros , or Charcoal - Burners- The Caracoles - Sea Sickness - Arrival in the Outer Roads - The Chacarero ...
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... arrived on the ninth from that of our leaving Goya at the principal mouth of the river , called the Paraná Guasú , in contradistinction to the Paraná Miní , or Great and Little Paraná . The former dis- embogues in the Uruguay , and ...
... arrived on the ninth from that of our leaving Goya at the principal mouth of the river , called the Paraná Guasú , in contradistinction to the Paraná Miní , or Great and Little Paraná . The former dis- embogues in the Uruguay , and ...
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... arrival at the Guasú , then , our intention was to tranship to launches the troxa , or deck part of the cargoes of our two vessels , and then let them proceed with the remainder to Balizas , the port , or rather " inner roads , " of ...
... arrival at the Guasú , then , our intention was to tranship to launches the troxa , or deck part of the cargoes of our two vessels , and then let them proceed with the remainder to Balizas , the port , or rather " inner roads , " of ...
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... . had resolved , to be one of the first to welcome us back to Buenos Ayres . As their boat , though with a covered deck , drew little water , their pilot had entered one of the many arms of the AN ARRIVAL ON BOARD OF THE SAN JOSE . 43.
... . had resolved , to be one of the first to welcome us back to Buenos Ayres . As their boat , though with a covered deck , drew little water , their pilot had entered one of the many arms of the AN ARRIVAL ON BOARD OF THE SAN JOSE . 43.
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