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Names of persons in capitals.

A
Aborigines (119-134);
bibliography, 302-304;
measures for civilisation of, 79, 97, 234
Achaba, Mt., 220
Administrative divisions, 108, 109
AGUIRRE, LOPE DE, 74-76
ALDAMA, JUAN DE, 200, 201
ALFINGER, AMBROSIUS, 71, 72, 151
Altagracia (Zulia), 154
AMALIVACA, legend of, 64
Amazon basin, communication with Orinoco, 232-234
Amazonas territory, 223-234;
population, 273;
bibliography, 310, 311
Amazons, villages and communities of, 123, 124
Améha, Mt., 220, 221
AMPIES, JUAN DE, 71, 72
Andes of Venezuela, 31, 32, 157-170;
principal heights, 282;
bibliography, 306, 307
ANDRÉ, E., 49, 220, 221
Angostura. See Ciudad Bolivar
ANZOÁTEGUI, General, 89
Anzoátegui, State of, 199-202, 208;
population of, &c., 269
Apure, State of, 199, 258;
population of, &c., 269
Aragua de Barcelona, 202;
population and climate, 282
Aragua de Maturín, 188
Aragua, State of, 143-145;
population of, &c., 269
Arawak Indians, 125, 133
Araya, Castle of, 69, 70, 185;
Salina of, 244
Area of the Republic, 25
Arecuna Indians, 122
Areo, 207, 208
ARIAS, DOMINGO, 186
Arichi, Mt., 220
ARISMENDI, JUAN BAUTISTA, 87, 90
Army, 117, 118
Aroa, 173, 174;
copper-mines of, 246
Arrowroot. See Manioc
Asphalt, 45, 46, 150, 188, 190, 191, 202, 203, 245
Asunción, 182;
foundation of, 70;
population and climate, 281
Atabapo, River, 224
Atures Rapids, 225, 226
Atures (town), 227
AYARES, PEDRO, 216
B
Bailadores, 167;
copper near, 245
Balatá, 49, 212, 215, 218, 250
Baniba Indians, 125, 130-133, 230
Banking, 113, 239, 240
BARALT, R., 97, 152
Barbacoas, 209
Barcelona, 199-202;
salt of, 244;
railway to Guanta, 255;
population and climate, 281
Baria Indians, 125
Barinas, 210;
population and climate, 282
BARING BROTHERS, 242
Barquisimeto, 172, 247;
population and climate, 281
Barrancas, 192
BASTIDAS, DON RODRIGO DE, 73
BATES, H. W., 53
Bejucal, 48
BERMUDEZ, GEN. JUAN, 87
“Bermudez” Asphalt Lake, 188, 203, 245
BERRIO Y ORUÑA, DON ANTONIO DE, 78
Betijoque, 169
Bibliography, 287-314
Bifurcation of the Casiquiare (Orinoco and Amazon), 230, 232, 233
Birds, 55-58
Birth-customs, Indian, 128
Bishop of Coro, first, 73
BLANCO, GUZMAN, 100, 101
BOBADILLA, DON FRANCISCO DE, 231
Bobures, 165
Boconó, 169;
population and climate, 281
BOLIVAR, SIMON: early life and character of, 87;
dispatched to England, 82;
work as liberator, 87-95;
death, 95;
publicly honoured, 97, 98
Bolivar Railway, 145, 158, 172-174, 255
Bolivar, State of, 211-222;
population of, &c., 270;
Bibliography, 308-310
Botany, 47-52;
Bibliography, 294-297
BRASCHI, SÑR. ANTONIO, 169
Brazil, frontier with, 106
Brazil nuts, 49, 228
British Guiana, frontier with, 107, 108;
dispute over, 102, 103
British legion, 91, 93, 94
British trade with Venezuela, 266, 267.
See Trade
Budget, 283, 284
Burial-customs, Indian, 121, 128
BURKE, WILLIAM, 85
C
Cable Company, 254
Cadupinapo Indians, 122
Caicara, 221
Calabozo, 209;
population and climate, 282
Callao goldfields, 213-217, 246
Camaguan, 209
CANADIAN-VENEZUELAN ORE CO., LTD., 244
Cannibalism of the Conquistadores, 72;
alleged cannibalism of Indians, 122, 123
Caño Colorado, 203
Caños, 29
Capatárida, 178;
tobacco of, 249
Capital, returns on, 243;
British capital in Venezuela, 266
Capitania General of Venezuela established, 80
Capuchin missions, 79
Carabobo, Battle of, 93, 94
Carabobo, State of, 145-148;
population of, &c., 270
Carácas, 138-141;
foundation of, 76;
university founded, 80;
Junta of, 82;
brewery, 251;
Academy of History, 251;
telephones, 254;
tramways, 256;
population and climate, 281;
bibliography, 304, 305
Carache, 169, 170
Carapo, 218
Caratal, 216
Carenero-Rio Chico Railway, 142, 143, 255
Carib Indians, 122-125
Caribbean Hills, 29, 30;
towns of, &c., 135-148, 181-192;
bibliography, 304, 305, 307, 308
Caribe (fish), 59
Caroni, River, 213, 218, 219
Carora, 176
Carúpano, 188, 189;
sulphur near, 245;
population and climate, 281
Caruzana Indians, 125
“Casa Fuerte,” Barcelona, 90, 200, 201
Casiquiare bifurcation, 230, 232, 233
Cassava. See Manioc
CASTELLON, JACOME DE, 70
CASTRO, CIPRIANO, 103, 104, 176, 189, 190
CASTRO, JULIAN, 99
Cataniapo, River, 227, 228
Catatumbo, River, 33, 153
Cattle. See Stock-farming
Caura, River, 219-221
Ceiba tree, 49
Central Railway, 141, 142, 255, 256
Centralists. See Oligarca
CHALBAUD, GEN. R. D., 226
Chama, River, 164
CHAMBERLAIN, COL. C., 201
Chaparro, 50
Chimo, 46
Cienagas, 28
Cinchona, 50, 52
Cinnabar, 222
Ciudad Bolivar, 212;
Congress of Angostura, 91;
population and climate, 282
Climate, 33-36, 196, 222, 281, 282
Coal, 44, 45, 150, 159, 161, 176, 202, 243, 244
Coche (island), 185;
salt of, 244
Cocoa, 141-143, 155, 159, 188, 248, 249;
wild, 228, 248
Cocuiza (fibre). See Fibre
CODAZZI, COL. A., 97, 251
Coffee, 141-143, 159, 161, 248
Coinage, 112-114, 239
Cojedes, State, 199, 210;
population of, &c., 270
Cojoro;
Harbour of, 151
Colombia;
frontier with, 106, 107
Colombia;
Republic of Great, 92, 94, 95
Colón, 161
Colonisation, 234, 263, 264;
Bibliography, 313
COLUMBUS, 64, 65
Communications, 252-260, 266;
Bibliography, 312-314
COMPAÑÍA ANÓNIMA DE NAVEGACION FLUVIAL Y COSTANERA, 226
COMPAÑÍA DE PETROLEO DE TÁCHIRA, 161, 245
COMPAÑÍA GUIPUZCOANA, 80, 209, 236
Conquistadores;
character of the, 61, 62;
cruelties of, 66-70
Constitution of Venezuela;
of 1811, 85, 86;
of 1819, 91;
changes in, 104, 105;
modern form, 109
Copaiba-balsam, 49, 155, 219, 250
Copper, 45, 143, 159, 173, 174, 228, 245, 246
Coro, 177, 178, 247;
foundation of, 71;
population and climate, 281;
first bishop of, 73;
coal of, 243;
Coro-La Vela Railway, 178, 256
Cotton, 144-146, 170, 172, 249
CRESPO, President, 101, 102
Cristobal Colón (Puerto), 189, 190
Cúa, 143
Cuacua Indians, 122
Cubagua (island), 183, 184;
history of, 67, 70, 73
Cuchivero, River, 221, 222
Cucuhy, 234
Cuestas, 169
Cumaná, 185, 186;
foundation of, 69, 70;
population and climate, 281
Cumanacoa, 186
Cura, 218
Curaçao, 179, 180
Curare, 124, 227
Curasicana Indians, 122
Curataquiche, 208
Currency, 112-114, 239
D
Debt of Venezuela, 240-243, 285
DE LESSEPS, F., 138
Delta Territory, 191, 192;
Indians of, 125-130, 191;
population, 273;
Bibliography, 307, 308
DISKONTO GESELLSCHAFT (BERLIN), 242
Dividive. See Dye-woods, &c.
Dominican missionaries, 67, 68
D’ORBIGNY, A., on Quichuas, 130
DRAKE, SIR F., 77
Duaca, 173
DUDLEY, SIR R., 45
Duida, Mt., 230, 231
Dye-woods, 51, 170, 191
E
Earthquakes, 43, 44, 86, 164, 185
Education, 112, 234, 251, 266
Egret-plumes, 57
Ejido, 165
El Callao, 215-217;
goldmine of, 246
El Cobre, 162
“EL DORADO,” legend of, 73, 78, 79;
origin of, 63, 64
Erewato, River, 220
Escuque, 169
Esmeralda, 224
Estanques, 165
Ethnology, 119-134;
Bibliography, 302-304
Executive; departments of, 110, 117, 118
F
Falcón, State of, 177, 178;
population of, &c., 270;
Bibliography, 307
FAXARDO, FRANCISCO, 74
Federal District, 135-141;
population, 273;
Bibliography, 304, 305
Federalists. See Liberal
FEDERMANN, NICOLAUS, 73
Fibre, 172, 178, 189
Finance; National, 264-266, 283-285
Foreigners; laws relating to, 111
Franciscan missionaries, 67, 68, 79
FREITES, PEDRO MARIA, 90, 201
G
Galera; La, 41
GENERAL FINANCE AND CREDIT CO., 242
Geology, 38-46;
Bibliography, 292-294
German residents, 152, 212, 239
Gibraltar, 154, 155;
occupied by patriots in 1821, 93
Goajiro Indians, 119-122, 155
Goat-farming, 150, 176, 178, 247
Gold, 45, 159, 165, 189, 213-217, 228, 231, 232, 236, 246
GOMEZ, GEN. JUAN VICENTE, 104, 105, 145, 265, 266
Government; policy of, 265, 266
GRAMONT (buccaneer), 155
Great Táchira Railway, 154, 256
Great Venezuelan Railway, 143-146, 256
Guacharo (bird), 56, 57;
cave of, 187
Guaharibo Indians, 125, 231
Guahibo Indians, 125
Guaica Indians, 126
Guainia River, 233, 234
Guaipunavi. See Puinabi
Guaiqueria Indians, 67
Gual and España Revolution, 80
Guanare, 210;
population and climate, 282
Guaniamo, River, 222
Guano, 180
Guanta, 202
Guarapiche River, 203
“Guarapo,” 137
Guaraunos. See Warraus
Guareca. See Wareca
Guárico, River, 195
Guárico, State of, 199, 209;
population of, &c., 270
Guasipati, 215;
population and climate, 281
Guatavita Indians, 63
Guaviare, River, 224
Guayabal, 209
Guayana, 26, 27, 211-234;
geology of, 38-40;
trees and plants of, 47-50;
goldfields of, 213-217, 246;
cocoa, 248;
old roads in, 257;
possibilities of, 263;
bibliography, 308-311
Guayana Vieja, 192, 210;
foundation of, 78;
taken by Raleigh, 79
Guayungomo. See Maquiritare
GUERRA, L. and C., expedition to West Indies, 66
Guipuzcoana Company. See Compañía Guipuzcoana
H
HARRISON, J. B., 45
Headless men, 123
Health, public, 36, 37, 111
History, 61-105;
Bibliography, 297-302
Hospitality, 115, 165, 166, 205, 206
Hot springs, 44, 168, 169
HUMBOLDT, F. H. A. VON, 46, 56, 209, 225
HUTEN, PHILIP VON, 73
HYLACOMYLUS, MARTIN, 66
I
Imataca Mts., 192;
iron of, 244
IM THURN, SIR E., on Arawaks, 133
Independence, Declaration of, 83
Industries, 250, 251
Inirida, River, 224
Insignia of the republic, 118
Iron, 45, 192, 228, 244
J
Jefe Civil; functions of, 110
Jesuit missions, 79, 122, 133, 134
Justice, administration of, 111
K
KARSTEN, H., 44
KINGSLEY, C. (“Westward Ho!”), 77
L
La Ceiba Railway, 158, 169, 255
La Grita, 162, 163
La Guaira, 135-137;
population and climate, 281
La Guaira-Carácas Railway, 137, 138, 255
LA GUAIRA HARBOUR CORPORATION, 136
Lagunillas, 165
“Lajas,” 220;
minerals in, 228
LANDAETA ROSALES, MANUEL, 201
Languages; Indian, 126
Lara, State of, 171-173, 175-177;
population of, &c., 271
Las Aves Islands, 180
LAS CASAS, BARTOLOMÉ DE, 69, 70, 185
“Las Laderas,” 166
Las Trincheras hot-springs, 44
La Vela, 178
La Victoria, 144;
population and climate, 281
Lead, 45
LEDESMA, DON ALONSO ANDREA DE, 77
Legislature of Venezuela, 110, 111
Liberal party, 97
LIDUEÑA, GONZALO PIÑA, 154
Liquid fuel, 262, 263
Llanos, 27-29, 193-210, 246, 247;
houses on, 204-207;
commercial possibilities of, 262;
bibliography, 308
Lobatera, 161
LOSADA, DIEGO DE, founder of Carácas, 76
Los Apartaderos, 167
Los Castillos (de Guayana), 192
Los Roques Islands, 180
Los Teques, 143, 144;
population and climate, 281
M
Macanao, 182
Maco or Macapure Indians, 122
Macusi Indians, 122
Macuto, 136
Mahogany, 49
Maipures Rapids, 225, 226
Maiquetia, 136
Maiquetia-Macuto Railway, 136, 255
Mandawak Indians, 126
Manganese, 228
Manioc, 116, 131, 142
Mapoyo. See Cuacua
Maquiritare Indians, 122, 221, 232
Maracaibo, 149-153;
Indians in, 120;
Bank of, 240;
coal of, 243;
Lake of, 33, 149, 150, 153, 154, 156;
“Lights” of, 156;
salt of, 244;
population and climate, 281
Maracas (rattles), 124, 125
Maracay, 144, 145
Marapizano. See Caruzana
Margarita (island), 181-183;
named by Columbus, 65
MARIÑO, SANTIAGO, 87-90, 94, 96, 265;
deserts Freites, 90
Maroa, 233
Marriage customs; Indian, 125, 128, 131-133
Marriage laws, 111
Massacre of Spaniards by Indians, 231, 232
Maturín, 202-208;
population and climate, 282
MEAT PRODUCTS SYNDICATE, 147, 247, 249
Medicine-men, 121, 122, 130
MENDOZA, DON JOAQUIN MORENO DE, 212.
Merevari River, 232.
See also Caura
Mérida (city), 163-165;
population and climate, 281
Mérida; Cordillera of, 32;
Sierra Nevada of, 32, 164, 165, 282
Mérida, State of, 163-167;
population of, &c., 271
“Mesas”; 28, 163, 194
Mestizos; rising of, 88;
transfer support to patriots, 92
Milk; vegetable, 155
Mineral wealth and mining, 44-46, 148, 159, 173, 174, 243;
early exploitation, 74
MIRANDA, DON FRANCISCO, 81, 82;
dictatorship and death, 86
Miranda, State of, 141-144;
population, &c., 271
Missions, 67, 70, 79, 80, 133, 134
MONÁGAS; General, 89, 98, 99
Monágas; State of, 187, 188, 199, 202-208;
population, &c., 271
Montalbán, 146
MONTEVERDE, DON DOMINGO DE, 86, 88
Mora (tree), 48, 49
MORALES; General, 89, 94
MORGAN; SIR HENRY, sacks Gibraltar, 155
MORILLO; General, 89, 90, 92
Mosquitoes, 221;
mistaken use of name, 59
Motatán, 168
Motilones Indians, 155
Mucuchíes, 167
N
Naiguatá (Peak), 29;
height of, 282
Naricual coalmines, 202, 244
Navy, 117;
dockyard, 147
New Andalusia; Eastern Venezuela, 50;
named by Ojeda, 65
New Cadiz, 70, 73, 183, 184
Nichare, River, 220
NIÑO, PEDRO ALONSO, 66
Nirgua, 175
Nueva Esparta; State of, 181-185;
population, &c., 271;
Bibliography, 307, 308
O
OCAMPO; GONZALEZ DE, 69, 70
Ocumare de la Costa, 148
Ocumare del Tuy, 141;
population and climate, 281
Oil-bird. See Guacharo
Oil-fields, 263. See Petroleum, &c.
OJEDA, ALONSO DE, first to land in Venezuela, 65, 149;
his father, 68
O’LEARY, DANIEL F., 91, 201
Oligarca party, 97
ORDAZ, DIEGO DE, 72
Orinoco, 211-234;
steamers on, 212, 224, 225, 258;
climate of, 222
Ortiz, 209
Otomak tribe, 122
OVIEDO Y BAÑOS, the historian, quoted, 74
P
PACHECO, ALONSO DE, 73, 151
PÁEZ, JOSÉ ANTONIO, 90, 95-97
Pampatar, 182
Panama Canal; importance of, to Venezuela, 261-263
Pao copper-mine, 245
Pará; Falls of, 220
Paragua, River, 219
Paraguana, 178
Páramos, 162, 167, 169;
vegetation of, 52
Pareca Indians, 122
Paria; Gulf and Peninsula of, 189, 190
Parima, Mts., 224
Pasimonabi Indians, 126
PATERSON, MAJOR S., 222
Pauare Indians, 122
Pearl-fisheries, 182, 184, 236
Pedernales, 190, 245
Pedraza, 210
Pericos, 224
Petare, 141, 142
Petroleum, 45, 46, 150, 159, 161, 169, 177, 183, 185, 186, 188, 190, 191, 245, 262, 263
Philanthropic institutions, 111, 112
Phosphate of lime, 180
Piapoco Indians, 125
PIAR, MANUEL, 87, 89, 90
Piaroa Indians, 125, 227
PIMENTEL, DON JUAN, 76
Pimichin, 234
PLASSARD, on Warraus, 129, 130
PONCE DE LEON, DON DIEGO, 76
Population, 26;
density of, 109
Porlamar, 182, 183
Portuguesa chain, 31
Portuguesa, State of, 199, 210;
population, &c., 272
Post Office, 252-254
Pregonero, 162
Press, 118
PRESTON, SIR AMYAS; takes Carácas, 77, 78
Protective duties, 144, 146, 250, 251
Puerto Cabello, 147, 148;
and Valencia Railway, 147, 256;
Meat Syndicate and, 247;
population and climate, 281
Puerto San Juan, 188
Puerto Sucre, 185
Puerto Tablas, 213, 214
Puerto Villamizar, 154
Puinabi Indians, 125
Punceres, 188
Putucual; Lake of, 30
Q
Quíbor, 176
Quichua Indians, 125
Quinine. See Cinchona
R
Railways, 154, 158, 159, 255, 256, 266;
Bibliography, 312-313
RALEIGH, SIR WALTER, 78, 79, 192
Raudales. See Rapids
Religions, 121, 129, 130, 131, 133, 208
Revolutions; of Gual and España, 80, 81;
Wars of Independence, 82-94;
internal, 95, 98-105
Rice, 220, 221
Rio Caribe, 189
Rio Chico, 143
Rio Negro, 233, 234
RIVAS, FRANCISCO ESTEBAN, 201
Roads, 137, 158, 159, 170, 172, 214, 246, 256-258, 266
“Rocas pintadas,” 63
RODRIGUEZ, CRISTOBAL, 197
RODRIGUEZ, SEÑORITA DOLORES, 291
ROJAS, DOÑA JUANA DE JESUS, 201
ROLANDO, GEN. A., 201
Rubber, 49, 50, 147, 220, 227, 229, 230, 249, 250
Rubio, 160, 161
S
Saliba Indians, 125
Salón Elíptico, 139
Salt, 46, 150, 155, 185, 186, 244
San Antonio (Monágas), 187
San Antonio (Táchira), 161
San Carlos (Cojedes), 210;
population and climate, 282
San Carlos (Rio Negro), 233
San Carlos (Zulia), 155
San Cristobal, 159, 160;
population and climate, 281
San Felipe, 174;
population and climate, 281
San Felix, 213, 214;
massacre of, 90
San Fernando (de Apure), 199;
population and climate, 282
San Fernando de Atabapo, 224;
Population, 282
San Luis, 177
San Pedro (de Coche), 185
Santa Ana, 93, 169
Santa Barbara Railway, 154, 158, 256
“Santa Barbara,” Savannah, 234
Santa Rita, 154
Santa Teresa, 142
Sarrapia. See Tonka-bean
Sarsaparilla, 222
SCHRÖDER, MR. VICE-CONSUL (Maracaibo), 152
Seasons, 34-36
Seboruco, 163;
copper of, 245
Segovia Highlands, 30, 31;
rocks of (Segovia Group), 41.
See Falcón, Lara, &c.
Sernambi, 250
Serrania Costanera, 29;
Heights of, 282
Serrania Interior, 29;
Heights of, 282
Shipping, 258-260
Sicapra, 218
Sierra Nevada of Mérida, 32;
Heights of, 282.
See Mérida
SIEVERS, DR. W., 41, 153
Silla Peak, La, 29;
Height of, 282
Silver, 159
Sinamaica, 155
Sipapo River, 227, 228
Siquisique, 177
Slavery, abolition of, 99
SOTO, FRANCISCO DE, 70
SOUBLETTE, President, 98
SPEYER, GEORGE VON, 73
SPIRA, JORGE DE. See SPEYER, GEORGE VON
Starch. See Manioc
Stock-farming, 143, 150, 197, 198, 227, 232, 246, 247, 262
SUCRE, JOSÉ DE, 87, 185
Sucre, State of, 185-190;
Population, &c., 272;
Bibliography, 307, 308
Sugar, 137, 144, 161, 249
Sulphur, 46, 189, 245
Surveys, 251
T
Táchira, State of, 159-163;
Population, &c., 272;
Táchira Railway, 154, 256
Tamanaco tribe, 122
Tanneries, 250
Tanning barks, 51
Taparita Indians, 122
Táriba, 162
TAVERA-ACOSTA, quoted, 122, 125, 126, 130, 227
Telegraphs and telephones, 254
Tierra caliente, templada and fria, 34-36;
vegetation of, 50-52
Timber, 150, 155, 159, 219, 228
Timotes, 168
Tobacco, 155, 159, 187, 249
Tocuyo, 175, 176;
foundation of, 73
Tonka-beans, 49, 219, 220, 250
Torbes, River, 159, 160, 162
Tovar, 167
Trade, 235-251;
British trade with Venezuela, 266, 267;
statistics, 274-280;
Bibliography, 312-314
Transport. See Shipping, Roads, &c.
Travelling; difficulties of, 257
Trona. See Urao
Trujillo (city), 168;
armistice of, 92;
population and climate, 281
Trujillo, State, 168-170;
population, &c., 272
Tucacas, 172, 173, 246
Tucupita, 191;
population and climate, 282
Tumeremo, 218
Tupuquen, 216
Turimquiri (peak), 29;
height of, 282
U
Uaica Indians, 122
Uajiba. See Guahibo
Uayamara Indians, 122
Uayungomo. See Maquiritare
Uiquire Indians, 122
Universities, 80, 251
Upata, 214
Uracá, 161, 162
Uracoa; reported gold near, 45
Urao, 46, 165
URDANETA, GENERAL, 98
Urica, 208
URPIN, JUAN, 199
URRE, FELIPE DE. See HUTEN, PHILIP von
V
Valencia, 145, 146;
Lake of, 30, 145;
population and climate, 281
Valera, 168, 169
Vargas (town). See El Cobre
VARGAS, President, 96, 97, 265
Venamo valley, 217
Venezuela; origin of name, 65
Venezuelan Railway. See Great Venezuelan Railway
Ventuari, River, 230-232
VESPUCCI, AMERIGO, fraudulent claims of, 65, 66
Vichada River, 229
Villa de Cura, 145;
population and climate, 281
Vineyards, 146
W
Waiomgomo. See Maquiritare
WALDSEEMUELLER, M. See HYLACOMYLUS, M.
WALL, G. P., 40, 42, 44
Wareca Indians, 125
Warrau Indians, 125-130, 191
Water power, 226, 227, 256
Waterways, 210, 258
Welser, rule of the, 71-73
Wheat, 141, 144, 159
Women; education of, 112
Y
Yabarana Indians, 122
Yaracuy; State of, 173-175;
population, &c., 272
Yaritagua, 175
Yaruro Indians, 126
Yavita, 234
Yavitera Indians, 125
Z
Zamora; State of, 199, 210;
population, &c., 273
ZARAZA, General, 89
Zaraza (town), 209
Zoology, 52-60;
Bibliography, 294-297
Zulia, State of, 149-156;
population, &c., 273;
Bibliography, 306