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The old and the new Peru

Chapter 2: LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
By Marie Robinson Wright
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The work surveys Peru’s history and culture from prehistoric and pre-Inca monuments through the rise and organization of the Inca realm, then chronicles the European arrival, conquest, and the colonial institutions that followed. It traces the republic’s emergence and sketches political structures and administrations of the modern state. Chapters describe urban life, religious and educational institutions, literature and art, and social customs while also reporting on agriculture, mining, guano exploitation, railways, Amazon navigation, and commercial development. Combining archaeological description, travel observation, and economic and infrastructural reporting, it offers a panoramic account of the country’s ancient inheritance and contemporary growth.

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

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HIS EXCELLENCY DR. JOSÉ PARDO, PRESIDENT OF THE PERUVIAN REPUBLIC Fronts.
THE COAT-OF-ARMS OF PERU Title page
GIRDLE FOUND IN THE CEMETERY OF PACHACÁMAC 17
SOUTHWESTERN PART OF PACHACÁMAC VIEWED FROM THE NORTH 18
ENTRANCE TO THE PRINCIPAL PALACE OF PACHACÁMAC 19
THE EASTERN STREET OF PACHACÁMAC 20
TERRACES OF THE SOUTHEAST FRONT OF PACHACÁMAC, WITH CEMETERY OF SACRIFICED WOMEN 21
A VIEW OF THE SUN TEMPLE OF PACHACÁMAC, SHOWING NICHED WALLS 22
RUINS OF THE CONVENT, PACHACÁMAC 23
HUACAS FROM THE GRAVES OF PACHACÁMAC 24
PRE-INCAIC POTTERY FROM PACHACÁMAC 25
CURIOUS SYMBOLS OF PACHACÁMAC WORSHIP 26
FAÇADE OF THE PALACE OF CHAN-CHAN, NEAR TRUJILLO 27
CARVED TERRACES OF THE PALACE OF CHAN-CHAN 28
ANIMAL CARVINGS ON THE WALLS OF CHAN-CHAN 29
RUINS OF CHAN-CHAN 30
MORTUARY CLOTH WITH SYMBOLIC EMBLEMS 31
FOUND IN THE BURIAL PLACE OF PACHACÁMAC 32
OLLANTAYTAMBO, ONCE THE FAVORITE RESIDENCE OF THE INCAS 34
AN INCAIC DOORWAY 35
TERRACE OF THE INCA’S PALACE, OLLANTAYTAMBO 37
WALL OF THE PALACE OF ONE OF THE INCAS, CUZCO 38
RUINS OF THE PALACE OF MANCO-CCAPAC, CUZCO 39
NICHE IN THE FAÇADE OF THE PALACE OF MANCO-CCAPAC 41
INCA FOUNTAIN AT CUZCO 43
RUINS AT OLLANTAYTAMBO 44
STONE WALLS OF THE PALACE OF OLLANTA, OLLANTAYTAMBO 45
RUINS OF THE TEMPLE OF THE INCA VIRACOCHA, NEAR CUZCO 46
SEATS FROM WHICH THE INCA AND HIS SUITE VIEWED THE SACRIFICES 47
THE RODADERO, CUZCO, SITE CHOSEN FOR RUNNING CONTESTS OF THE HUARACU 48
FOREIGN TOURISTS AT OLLANTAYTAMBO 50
INCA OBSERVATORY, INTI-HUATANA, AT PISAC, NEAR CUZCO 52
CORNER-STONE OF AN ANCIENT FORTRESS, CUZCO 53
ANCIENT STREET OF CUZCO, SHOWING INCAIC WALLS 55
PRINCIPAL HALL OF THE INCA OBSERVATORY, INTI-HUATANA 57
SHOWING THE TWELVE-ANGLE STONE, RUINS OF CUZCO 58
THE INCA’S BATH, OLLANTAYTAMBO 59
THE HOUSE OF THE SERPENTS, CUZCO 61
DOORWAY OF THE OBSERVATORY, INTI-HUATANA 62
THE INCA’S THRONE, OVERLOOKING THE CITY OF CUZCO 64
ANCIENT STREET OF CUZCO 65
RUINS OF AN INCA’S PALACE 67
THE ANDENES, OR ARTIFICIAL TERRACES, CULTIVATED UNDER THE INCAS 68
SEATS CUT IN SOLID STONE, AT KENKO, NEAR CUZCO 69
ANCIENT BRIDGE OF SANTA TERESA, CUZCO 70
AN INCAIC STREET, CUZCO 72
ENTRANCE TO AN INCAIC HOUSE 74
THE DEATH OF ATAHUALLPA. FROM A PAINTING BY THE PERUVIAN ARTIST LUIS MONTERO 76
COAT-OF-ARMS OF PIZARRO GRANTED BY CHARLES V. IN HONOR OF THE DISCOVERY OF PERU 77
FRANCISCO PIZARRO, CONQUEROR OF PERU AND FOUNDER OF LIMA 79
GENEALOGY OF FRANCISCO PIZARRO, CONQUEROR OF PERU 81
CAJAMARCA, WHERE ATAHUALLPA WAS SEIZED AND EXECUTED BY PIZARRO’S ORDER 83
PIZARRO ON THE ISLAND OF GALLO. FROM A PAINTING BY JUAN O. LEPIANI 85
AUTOGRAPHS OF THE FIRST OFFICIALS WHO GOVERNED LIMA WITH PIZARRO 86
A DESCENDANT OF THE CONQUERED INCA 88
COAT-OF-ARMS GRANTED PIZARRO BY CHARLES V. AFTER THE CONQUEST OF CUZCO 90
FAÇADE OF SAN AGUSTIN CHURCH, LIMA, SHOWING ELABORATE CARVING OF COLONIAL DAYS 92
THE FIRST COAT-OF-ARMS BESTOWED ON LIMA BY CHARLES V. 93
LIMA RESIDENCE OF THE MARQUIS OF TORRE-TAGLE DURING THE VICEREGAL PERIOD, SHOWING “MIRADORES,” OR BALCONIES 95
DOORWAY OF A COLONIAL PALACE IN CUZCO, PERIOD FOLLOWING THE CONQUEST 97
CHURCH OF THE COMPAÑIA, AREQUIPA, SHOWING EXQUISITE HAND CARVING 99
THE KEY OF THE CITY OF LIMA 102
DOORWAY OF A CHURCH IN AREQUIPA, BUILT DURING THE COLONIAL PERIOD 103
ENTRANCE TO A COLONIAL INN, CUZCO 106
ONE OF THE COLONIAL PALACES OF AREQUIPA, BUILT TWO CENTURIES AGO 107
A COLONIAL AQUEDUCT 108
PATIO OF A COLONIAL HOUSE, LIMA 110
THE CHOIR AND ALTAR OF THE CATHEDRAL OF LIMA—THE ALTAR OF SOLID SILVER 112
ARMS OF THE CATHEDRAL OF LIMA 113
THE CATHEDRAL, LIMA 115
INTERIOR OF THE CATHEDRAL, LIMA 117
CHURCH AND PLAZUELA OF SAN FRANCISCO, LIMA 118
CONVENT OF SANTO DOMINGO, CUZCO, BUILT ON THE FOUNDATIONS OF THE TEMPLE OF THE SUN 119
CLOISTER OF LA MERCED, CUZCO 120
CHURCH OF SAN AGUSTIN, LIMA 121
CHOIR OF THE CATHEDRAL OF CUZCO 122
OLD CHURCH AT URCOS 123
CHURCH OF THE COMPAÑIA AT PISCO 124
PLAZA DE ARMAS, THE PRINCIPAL PUBLIC SQUARE OF LIMA 126
STATUE OF BOLIVAR, LIMA 127
PLAZA OF THE INQUISITION, LIMA 129
THE SENATE CHAMBER, LIMA 133
CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES, LIMA 135
THE HISTORICAL PALACE OF THE VICEROYS, LIMA 139
THE MUNICIPAL PALACE, LIMA 141
ARMS OF PERU AT THE TIME OF THE INDEPENDENCE 144
MONUMENT DOS DE MAYO 145
DON MANUEL PARDO, THE FIRST CIVIL PRESIDENT OF PERU 148
THE MORRO OF ARICA 150
DON MANUEL CANDAMO—ELECTED PRESIDENT OF PERU 1903, DIED 1904 152
GENERAL ANDRÉS CÁCERES, PRESIDENT OF PERU, 1886–1890 AND 1894–1895 155
SCENE ON BOARD A PERUVIAN WARSHIP 158
COAT-OF-ARMS OF PERU 160
ONE OF THE PRINCIPAL STREETS OF LIMA, DECORATED ON A NATIONAL HOLIDAY 162
POST OFFICE, LIMA 163
PATIO OF THE POST OFFICE, LIMA 165
THE PRESIDENT’S COACH LEAVING THE GOVERNMENT PALACE FOR THE HOUSE OF CONGRESS 166
MONUMENT TO BOLOGNESI 168
THE WAR ARSENAL, LIMA 169
INFANTRY UNIFORM, PERUVIAN ARMY 170
MR. ROOT AT THE NATIONAL CLUB, LIMA 171
THE CENTRAL MARKET, LIMA 172
PERUVIAN MARINES 173
THE PERUVIAN IRONCLAD GRAU, IN THE HARBOR OF CALLAO 174
THE UNVEILING OF BOLOGNESI’S STATUE IN LIMA 176
A REVIEW OF THE TROOPS, LIMA 177
HIS EXCELLENCY DR. AUGUSTO B. LEGUIA, ELECTED PRESIDENT OF PERU 1908–1912, TO BE INAUGURATED SEPTEMBER 24, 1908 178
DR. EUGENIO LARRABURE Y UNÁNUE, ELECTED VICE-PRESIDENT FOR TERM 1908–1912 179
THE MILITARY SCHOOL, CHORILLOS 180
DR. SOLÓN POLO, MINISTER OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS IN PRESIDENT JOSÉ PARDO’S CABINET 181
DR. CARLOS WASHBURN, PRESIDENT OF DR. PARDO’S CABINET 182
THE MINT, LIMA 183
REVIEW OF ARTILLERY TROOPS, LIMA 184
BOLOGNESI CIRCLE, PASEO COLÓN, LIMA 186
ENTRANCE TO MUNICIPAL PARK 187
THE NATIONAL MUSEUM, LIMA 189
THE MUNICIPAL INSTITUTE OF HYGIENE 190
PLAZUELA DE LA RECOLETA 191
STATUE OF COLUMBUS IN THE PASEO COLÓN 192
KIOSK OF PALMS, EXPOSITION PARK 193
PAVILION IN EXPOSITION PARK 194
CHURCH OF SANTO DOMINGO 195
SAN PEDRO, THE FASHIONABLE CHURCH OF LIMA 196
THE BALTA BRIDGE OVER THE RIMAC RIVER 197
PASEO COLÓN—THE FAVORITE DRIVEWAY OF LIMA 198
THE PRESENT STANDARD OF LIMA, AS MODIFIED IN 1808 200
A PICTURESQUE SUBURBAN DRIVEWAY, LIMA 202
A MODERN PRIVATE RESIDENCE OF LIMA 203
ENTRANCE TO THE BOTANICAL GARDEN, LIMA 205
GRAND STAND OF THE JOCKEY CLUB, LIMA 206
PRINCIPAL HALL OF THE INTERNATIONAL REVOLVER CLUB, LIMA 207
THE AMERICAN LEGATION AT LIMA 208
BARRANCO, A SEASIDE SUBURB OF LIMA 209
PARK AT BARRANCO 210
STAIRWAY OF THE NATIONAL CLUB, LIMA 211
MAIN CORRIDOR OF THE NATIONAL CLUB, LIMA 212
ANNUAL PROCESSION IN HONOR OF SAINT ROSE OF LIMA 213
ROAD TO THE BEACH, CHORILLOS 214
PORTRAIT. BY ALBERT LYNCH 216
DR. RICARDO PALMA, DIRECTOR OF THE NATIONAL LIBRARY, LIMA 217
INTERIOR OF THE NATIONAL LIBRARY, LIMA 219
PATIO OF THE NATIONAL LIBRARY, LIMA 221
DR. JOSÉ ANTONIO MIRÓ QUESADA, THE NESTOR OF THE PERUVIAN PRESS 224
COLUMBUS BEFORE THE UNIVERSITY OF SALAMANCA, BY IGNACIO MERINO 225
THE DISILLUSION OF THE ARTIST. BY DANIEL HERNANDEZ 226
THE CHARMER. BY ABELARDO ALVAREZ CALDERON 227
UNE PARISIENNE. BY ALBERT LYNCH 228
DOLCE FAR NIENTE. BY DANIEL HERNANDEZ 230
UNIVERSITY OF SAN MARCOS, LIMA 232
DR. LUIS F. VILLARÁN, RECTOR OF THE UNIVERSITY OF SAN MARCOS 233
CLOISTER OF THE NATIONAL COLLEGE OF GUADALUPE, LIMA 235
DR. MANUEL BARRIOS, DEAN OF THE FACULTY OF MEDICINE, LIMA 236
THE FACULTY OF MEDICINE, LIMA 237
DR. JAVIER PRADO Y UGARTECHE, DEAN OF THE LITERARY FACULTY, UNIVERSITY OF SAN MARCOS 238
THE NATIONAL SCHOOL OF AGRICULTURE, LIMA 239
THE SCHOOL OF ARTS AND TRADES, LIMA 241
THE SCHOOL OF ENGINEERS, LIMA 242
THE COLLEGE OF LAW, LIMA 244
ALAMEDA DE LOS DESCALZOS, LIMA 246
STREET SCENE ON THE FEAST DAY OF LA MERCED, LIMA 247
OFFICES OF THE BENEVOLENT SOCIETY, LIMA 249
HOSPITAL DOS DE MAYO, LIMA 251
MILITARY HOSPITAL, LIMA 252
THE CATHEDRAL, AREQUIPA 254
ARCH AT THE ENTRANCE TO THE CATHEDRAL, AREQUIPA 255
THE CRATER OF THE MISTI 256
AREQUIPA AND THE MISTI 257
A CELEBRATION OF MASS ON THE SUMMIT OF THE MISTI 258
LOS PORTALES, AREQUIPA 259
PLAZA DE ARMAS, AREQUIPA 260
STREET SCENE, AREQUIPA 261
CHURCH OF SANTO DOMINGO, AREQUIPA 262
GENERAL VIEW OF THE BATHS OF YURA 263
AT THE BATHS OF YURA, AREQUIPA 263
BOLOGNESI PARK, AREQUIPA 264
AVENIDA DE TINGO, AREQUIPA 265
HARVARD OBSERVATORY AT AREQUIPA 266
CHANCHAMAYO, ON THE EASTERN SLOPE OF THE SIERRA 268
ON THE WAY TO MARKET 269
LAKE OF LA VIUDA, IN THE HIGH SIERRA 270
IN THE VALLEY OF ABANCAY 271
SCENE ON THE TUMBES RIVER 272
MONZON VALLEY, IN THE HUALLAGA REGION 273
ANCÓN, A COAST RESORT NEAR CALLAO 274
THE BELL ROCK OF ETEN 275
QUEBRADA SANTA ROSA, ANCASH DEPARTMENT 276
NATIVE BOATMEN ON LAKE TITICACA 278
A LAKE AMONG THE GLACIERS OF YAULI 280
NATURAL ARCH OF STONE AT HUANCANE, NEAR LAKE TITICACA 282
PREPARING GUANO FOR SHIPMENT 283
THE HOUR OF SIESTA FOR THE GUANO BIRDS 284
THE PELICAN AT HOME 285
GUANO ISLANDS OF LOBOS DE TIERRA 286
DIGGING GUANO ON THE CHINCHA ISLANDS 287
A GUANO PORT, CHINCHA ISLANDS 288
CALLE DE LIMA, CALLAO 290
MONUMENT TO ADMIRAL GRAU, CALLAO 291
THE DOCKS AT CALLAO 292
THE CUSTOM HOUSE, CALLAO 293
STATUE OF THE LIBERATOR, CALLAO 294
UNLOADING LUMBER AT CALLAO 295
CALLAO HARBOR 295
PIER OF THE ARSENAL, CALLAO 296
PASSENGERS LANDING AT ETEN FROM A STEAMER OF THE PACIFIC LINE 297
PREFECTURE, CALLAO 298
A TYPICAL HACIENDA OF THE COAST REGION 300
PICTURESQUE GARDEN ON A RICE PLANTATION 301
IRRIGATING CANAL ON A PIURA PLANTATION 302
LOADING SUGAR-CANE, SANTA BARBARA PLANTATION, CAÑETE 303
PIER AND WAREHOUSES OF THE BRITISH SUGAR COMPANY, LIMITED, AT CERRO AZUL 304
FERREÑAFE, A FLOURISHING CENTRE OF THE RICE INDUSTRY 305
A HOLIDAY IN CHICLAYO 306
WORKMEN ON A COAST PLANTATION 307
STREET AND OLD CHURCH OF LAMBAYEQUE 307
PATAPO, DEPARTMENT OF LAMBAYEQUE 308
HUARAZ, CAPITAL OF THE DEPARTMENT OF ANCASH 309
PORT OF PACASMAYO 310
THE CHICAMA RIVER, DEPARTMENT OF LA LIBERTAD 312
HUACO DEL SOL, TRUJILLO 313
GALLERY OF THE PALACE OF JUSTICE, TRUJILLO 314
CALLE DEL COMERCIO, TRUJILLO 315
PICTURESQUE ROAD THROUGH A SUGAR ESTATE 316
A CORRAL ON A SUGAR ESTATE, CHICAMA VALLEY 317
A LOAD OF CANE READY FOR THE FACTORY 319
MAIN ENTRANCE TO A SUGAR HACIENDA NEAR TRUJILLO 320
THE CHAPEL OF A HACIENDA AT GALINDO 321
PARK OF LA LIBERTAD, TRUJILLO 322
ADMINISTRATION HOUSE OF A SUGAR ESTATE IN THE CHICAMA VALLEY 323
A SUGAR FACTORY OF THE CHICAMA VALLEY 324
PAITA, THE CHIEF SHIPPING PORT FOR PERUVIAN COTTON 326
A COTTON PLANT ON A PIURA PLANTATION 327
A BUSY THOROUGHFARE OF CATACAOS 328
ALGARROBA TREES ON A PIURA PLANTATION 330
IRON BRIDGE OVER THE PIURA RIVER 331
THE MARKET PLACE AT CATACAOS 332
A “BALSA” LOADED WITH FREIGHT, PAITA 334
SUBMARINE BLASTING OFF MOLLENDO 335
MOQUEGUA, A WINE-GROWING CENTRE OF THE SOUTHERN COAST REGION 336
THE LANDING PIER OF THE PORT OF PISCO 337
AVENUE OF WILLOW TREES ON A SOUTHERN COAST HACIENDA 338
HARVESTING ALFALFA ON THE FRISCO HACIENDA, NEAR MOLLENDO 338
SCENE ON A POULTRY FARM IN SOUTHERN AREQUIPA 339
A MILK VENDER ON HER WAY TO MARKET 340
THE SAMA VALLEY, TACNA 342
A VENERABLE PALM OF TACNA 343
BRIDGE ACROSS THE SAMA RIVER, PROVISIONAL BOUNDARY BETWEEN PERU AND CHILE 344
SNOW PEAKS ON THE BOLIVIAN BORDER, TACNA 345
CALLE SAN MARTIN, NEAR PARK ENTRANCE, TACNA 346
VIEW OF THE SUMMIT OF THE SIERRA, TACNA 347
EL CHUPIQUIÑA, AN EXTINCT VOLCANO IN TACNA 348
A GOLD TRAIN EN ROUTE FROM SANTO DOMINGO TO TIRAPATA WITH BULLION IN BARS 350
SCENE AT THE BORAX MINES OF AREQUIPA 352
HUÁNUCO 353
CAILLOMA MINES, ALTITUDE SEVENTEEN THOUSAND FEET, DEPARTMENT OF AREQUIPA 354
CARMEN SHAFT, CERRO DE PASCO MINES 355
THE INCA MINING COMPANY’S OFFICE AT SANTO DOMINGO, BUILT OF MAHOGANY 356
THE MAIN STREET OF CERRO DE PASCO 357
A MINING TOWN OF THE PUNA 358
LLAMAS AND DONKEYS AWAITING CARGO AT CERRO DE PASCO 359
OLD CHURCH IN THE MINING TOWN OF CAILLOMA 360
MINERS ARRIVING AT AN INN IN THE SIERRA 361
SAN JULIAN MINE, CASTROVIRREINA 362
THE MINING TOWN OF CASAPALCA, DEPARTMENT OF LIMA 363
HEADQUARTERS OF THE CERRO DE PASCO MINING COMPANY AT CERRO DE PASCO 364
THE PICTURESQUE CURVE OF SAN BARTOLOMÉ, OROYA ROUTE 366
CHOSICA BRIDGE, OROYA ROUTE 367
CHOSICA, A HEALTH RESORT ON THE OROYA ROUTE 368
MATUCANA, EIGHT THOUSAND FEET ABOVE THE SEA, OROYA ROUTE 369
RAILWAY STATION IN THE SIERRA, OROYA ROUTE 370
CHILCA, A MINING TOWN ON THE OROYA ROUTE 371
OROYA 372
GALERA TUNNEL, HIGHEST POINT ON THE OROYA RAILWAY, NEARLY SEVENTEEN THOUSAND FEET ABOVE THE SEA 374
STONE ROADWAY ACROSS THE HUALLAGA RIVER, IN HUÁNUCO 376
IRON BRIDGE OVER THE URUBAMBA RIVER 377
ANCIENT SUSPENSION BRIDGE ON THE ROAD FROM HUANCAYO TO CAÑETE 378
RAILWAY UP THE SIERRA FROM MOLLENDO TO AREQUIPA 379
MOLLENDO, TERMINUS OF THE SOUTHERN RAILWAY 380
THE TOWN OF MOLLENDO 380
NEW RAILWAY BRIDGE AND OLD COACH ROAD BETWEEN SICUANI AND CUZCO 381
ANCIENT VIADUCT SOTOCCHACA, AYACUCHO 382
RAILWAY ENGINEERS’ CAMP ON THE LINE BETWEEN CHECCACUPE AND CUZCO 383
HIGHWAY BETWEEN THE SIERRA AND THE MONTAÑA, IN THE DEPARTMENT OF JUNÍN 384
VIEW OF THE VALLEY BETWEEN SICUANI AND CUZCO, SOUTHERN ROUTE 385
SOUTHERN RAILWAY STATION, AREQUIPA 386
LLAMAS OF PUNO EMBARKING ON A BALSA, LAKE TITICACA 388
A NATIVE FAMILY OF THE PUNA 389
THE PRINCIPAL PLAZA OF PUNO 390
SHEEP ON THE PASTURES OF ANCASH 391
LLAMAS GRAZING ON THE PUNA 392
ARCHED GATEWAY OF PUNO 393
LLAMAS—SHOWING ONE RECENTLY SHEARED 394
CUZCO, THE ANCIENT CAPITAL OF THE INCAS’ EMPIRE 396
ANCIENT ADOBE ARCHWAY NEAR CUZCO 397
A FEAST DAY CELEBRATION, SHOWING THE UNIVERSITY AND THE JESUITS’ CHURCH, CUZCO 398
INTERIOR OF THE JESUITS’ CHURCH, CUZCO 399
THE PREFECTURE, CUZCO 400
CALLE MARQUEZ, CUZCO 401
THE UNIVERSITY OF CUZCO 402
VENDERS IN THE ARCADE, CUZCO 403
A RELIGIOUS PROCESSION IN CUZCO 404
A RUBBER ESTABLISHMENT IN THE DEPARTMENT OF LORETO 406
INDIANS CARRYING COCA TO MARKET 407
CANOEING ON THE HUALLAGA RIVER 408
SHIPYARD AT ASTILLERO, WHERE THE INCA MINING COMPANY’S FIRST STEAMER WAS BUILT 409
CHICAPLAYA, IN THE HEART OF THE MONTAÑA 410
CHUNCHO INDIANS OF THE PENEDO VALLEY 411
MASISEA, THE FIRST WIRELESS TELEGRAPH STATION BUILT BETWEEN PUERTO BERMUDEZ AND IQUITOS 412
A TURBULENT TRIBUTARY OF THE MADRE DE DIOS RIVER 413
A RUBBER CAMP IN THE MONTAÑA 414
RAPIDS ON THE TAMBOPATA RIVER 414
A TYPICAL SCENE ON THE WATERWAYS OF THE UPPER AMAZON 415
SCENE ON THE MADRE DE DIOS RIVER NEAR MALDONADO 416
HOSPITALITY IN THE RUBBER COUNTRY 417
THE BOOTH PIER, IQUITOS 418
ONE OF THE PRINCIPAL STREETS OF IQUITOS 419
CALLE DE MORONA, IQUITOS 419
RIVER SCENE NEAR IQUITOS 420
A VIEW OF IQUITOS FROM THE RIVER 421
THE CUSTOM HOUSE AT IQUITOS 422
A ROAD THROUGH THE VIRGIN FOREST TO PUERTO BERMUDEZ 424
AN ENGINEERS’ CAMP AT PUERTO BERMUDEZ ON THE PICHIS RIVER 425
THE CONFLUENCE OF THE CHUCHURAL AND PALCAZU RIVERS 427
PUERTO CLEMENT 428
FORDING THE INAMBARI RIVER 429
TABATINGA, ON THE FRONTIER BETWEEN PERU AND BRAZIL 430
COLONISTS OF THE SIERRA 431
IN THE HEART OF THE MINING REGION 433
A FOREIGN COLONY IN THE RUBBER COUNTRY 434
A FERTILE VALLEY FOR COLONIZATION IN THE APURIMAC REGION 435
AN INGENIOUS PROSPECTOR’S HOUSE IN THE FOREST 436
THE VICTORIA COTTON MILLS, LIMA 438
AN INDIAN WEAVING THE PONCHO 439
THE LIMA SAVINGS BANK 442
THE BANCO POPULAR, LIMA 443
A NATIVE INDUSTRY OF THE COAST REGION 445
A COCAINE FACTORY IN THE MONZON VALLEY 446
THE ITALIAN BANK, LIMA 448
VESTIBULE OF THE BANK OF LONDON AND PERU, LIMA 449
PERUVIAN COTTON IN THE FACTORY 450
A QUICHUA MOTHER 451
DESCENDANTS OF THE INCAS’ SUBJECTS 452
A TYPE OF THE AMAZON INDIAN 453
THE SCION OF A NOBLE FAMILY OF THE FOREST 453
ALCALDES, WITH VARAS, THE INSIGNIA OF THEIR AUTHORITY 454
AN INDIAN WOMAN OF LORETO 455
A NATIVE WEAVER, CHICLAYO 456
MAP OF PERU Facing 456