Front matter
Reading edition
SOUTH AMERICA.
1. Front gate. 2. House in which Cambiaso and Garcia lived. 3. Rooms where Mr. Shaw and myself were first confined. 4. The room I was afterwards removed to. 5. Where Mr. Dunn, Capt. Avalos, and others were confined. 6. Where my crew were confined. 7. Gallows. 8. Tree where the woman and others were shot. 9. The platform. 10. Flag-staff. 11. Guns. 12. Officers’ house. 13. Cook and bake houses. 14. Gate to the yard where the cattle were kept. 15. Trees where Mr. Shaw, Capt. Talbot, and the passenger were shot. 16. Where they were burnt, with the governor. 17. Where the vessels’ papers were burnt. 18 to 44. Houses or huts for the soldiers and prisoners. 45. Calaboose. 46 to 49. Store houses. 50. Gate. 51. Sometimes used for calaboose. 52. Dog house.
THE SUFFERINGS AND ESCAPE OF CAPT. CHAS. H. BROWN FROM An Awful Imprisonment BY CHILIAN CONVICTS.
BOSTON: HIGGINS AND BRADLEY, 20 Washington Street. 1855.
Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1854, BY CHAS. H. BROWN, in the Clerk’s Office of the District Court of the District of Massachusetts. GEO. C. RAND, PRINTER, CORNHILL, BOSTON.