The present state of Peru : comprising its geography, topography, natural history, mineralogy, commerce, the customs and manners of its inhabitants, the state of literature, philosophy, and the arts, the modern travels of the missionaries in the heretofore unexplored mountainous territories, &c. &c. (1805)
Skinner, Joseph, Phillips, Richard, 1767-1840 · London : Printed for Richard Phillips ... · leaf 307
can display Himself, and bestow on His creatures theintelligence they need, immersed as they are in darkness anderror. To accomplish this aim. His immense wisdom prepared thefittest means. It discovered to Europe this valuable part ofthe globe, and transferred its dominion, by the right of… … V ■. /// / Fub. Ffb.rt idif^.U KicliiOTi Phillip?-. 6jyfw}it-ul^€ Sfrtet. INHABITAIITS OF PERU. 263 pressions : the Peruvian even doubted of the soundness of alaw which was occasionally profaned by those who gloried inprofessing it, and who fancied themselves inspired by it in alltheir enterprizes.…
Indians of South America · Costume
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