Vol. II.
Reading edition
Plate XLI. View of the Hope and Clarenbeck, in Comewina facing Page 4
—— XLII. The Quato and Sarcawinkee Monkeys 10
—— XLIII. Sprig of the Arnotta or Roucou Tree 20
—— XLIV. The blue and crimson Butterfly, and Palm-tree Worms 22
—— XLV. The Anamoe and green Parrots of Guiana 32
—— XLVI. The Wood Rat, and Crabbo-dago or Grisson 42
—— XLVII. The Dago Fissee, and the Newmara Fish 46
—— XLVIII. The Jaguar and Tiger Cat of Surinam 50
—— XLIX. A Surinam Planter in his Morning Dress 56
—— L. The Mountain Cabbage and Maureecee Tree 68
—— LI. View of Magdenberg and Calays, in Cosaweenica 71
—— LII. Limes, Capsicum, Mammy Apple, &c. 74
—— LIII. A rebel Negro armed, and on his Guard 88
—— LIV. Manner of Bush-fighting, and Gradation of Shades 98
—— LV. March through a Swamp in Terra Firma 104
—— LVI. Plan of the principal Field of Action 126
—— LVII. The Murine Oppossum and Vampier Bat 142
—— LVIII. The Agouti and spotted Cavey 152
—— LIX. The Hippopotamus and Manati of Guiana, 176
—— LX. The Camp at Java Creek, and Encampment at Jerusalem 182
—— LXI. Indian Female of the Arrowauka Nation 190
—— LXII. Green Butterfly and Rattle Snake, &c. 196
—— LXIII. Sprig of the Cacao Tree 208
—— LXIV. Musk and Water Melons, and Pine Apple 214
—— LXV. The Humming Bird, with its Nest, &c. 220
—— LXVI. Manner of catching Fish by the Spring Hook, &c. 228
—— LXVII. The yellow Woodpecker, &c. 234
—— LXVIII. A Family of Loango Negroes 280
—— LXIX. Musical Instruments of the African Negroes 286
—— LXX. View of the Jews Savannah, and Mount Blue Bergh 292
—— LXXI. Execution of breaking on the Rack 296
—— LXXII. Sprig of the Indigo Plant 304
—— LXXIII. Manner of sleeping in the Woods—the Cottage 324
—— LXXIV. The Tamandua and Coati Mondi 328
—— LXXV. The Spoonbill and Crane of Guiana 343
—— LXXVI. The celebrated Graman Quacy 348
—— LXXVII. Sprig of the Coffee Tree 353
—— LXXVIII. Plan of a regular Coffee Plantation 354
—— LXXIX. The Shark and Remora fish 384
—— LXXX. Europe, supported by Africa and America 394