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Rio from the Corcovado (page 21) | Frontispiece |
Looking down into the Lower City, Bahia | 12 |
The Corcovado from Rio | 20 |
The Harbor of Santos | 24 |
The Docks of Buenos Aires | 30 |
Avenida 25 de Mayo, Buenos Aires | 34 |
The Uspallata Pass | 50 |
Our Coach leaving the Hotel at La Quiaca | 82 |
The Angosta de Tupiza | 86 |
Fantastic Pinnacles in the Valleys North of Tupiza | 90 |
A Quichua Family going to plough | 94 |
The Valley through which we had come | 98 |
Our First Glimpse of a Snow-clad Bolivian Mountain | 112 |
View of the Cerro from the Roof of the Mint | 120 |
The Cerro of Potosí from the Spanish Reservoirs | 124 |
An Ancient Quichua Ore Crusher | 124 |
The Market-Place of Potosí | 128 |
Greener and more Populous Valleys | 132 |
The Picturesque Old Church of Bartolo | 134 |
A Pasture for Sheep and Alpacas | 138 |
A Quichua Woman weaving at Quebrada Honda | 138 |
The Great River Pilcomayo | 142 |
Our Hotel in Sucre | 142 |
An Abandoned Tambo | 150 |
Our First View of the Great Table-land of Bolivia | 150 |
A Friendly Llama Baby | 160 |
My Mule on the Last Day’s Ride | 160 |
The Prefectura and Plaza of Oruro | 166 |
A Quaint Old Balcony in Oruro | 170 |
A Corner in Oruro | 170 |
Battlefield of Maipo near Santiago | 186 |
Mollendo | 212 |
The Cathedral of Arequipa and Mt. Chachani | 216 |
An Old Doorway in Arequipa | 216 |
Chachani and Misti | 216 |
Monolithic Image at Tiahuanaco | 228 |
The Market-Place of La Paz | 232 |
A Remarkable Stairway at Tiahuanaco | 232 |
Balsas near Guaqui on Lake Titicaca | 240 |
An Old Church near the Bolivia Railway | 240 |
Great Platforms of Stone weighing Many Tons | 250 |
Part of the Great Monolithic Doorway | 250 |
Llamas of Cuzco | 258 |
Cuzco from Sacsahuaman | 258 |
Sacsahuaman | 266 |
The Plaza, Cuzco, with Cathedral and Jesuit Church | 266 |
A Section of the Lower Terrace, Sacsahuaman | 274 |
An Inca Vase from Cuzco | 278 |
Articles of Dress and a Decorated Mule Halter from Cuzco | 278 |
The Gobernador of Curahuasi and his Family | 288 |
A Chasm down which plunged a Small Cataract | 298 |
The Wonderful Cañon of the Apurimac | 298 |
Sunrise at Choqquequirau | 302 |
The Frail Little Bridge over the Apurimac | 302 |
A Story and a Half High, built of Stones laid in Clay | 308 |
The Party Wall rises to the Peak | 308 |
The Interior of the Buildings near the Outer Precipice | 312 |
The Upper Six Steps of the Giant Stairway | 312 |
Skulls, etc., from Choqquequirau | 316 |
Interior of a Building at Choqquequirau | 316 |
Our Cavalcade on the Bridge of Pachachaca | 324 |
Some of the Sheep had very Long Curly Horns | 334 |
The Club at Chincheros | 338 |
The Large Plaza of Ayacucho | 342 |
The Bridge over the River Pampas | 342 |
Ayacucho | 346 |
The Courtyard of the Hotel | 346 |
A Picturesque Corner in Ayacucho | 350 |
Crossing the Pongora River on the Shaky Suspension Bridge | 350 |
The Battlefield of Ayacucho | 354 |
The Battlefield as it appeared to the Spaniards | 354 |
The Bridge over the Huarpa | 362 |
Urumyosi | 366 |
The Hut near Paucara | 366 |
The Toll-Bridge of Tablachaca | 368 |
Sunday Morning in Huancayo | 372 |
MAPS |
The Author’s Route across South America | 3 |
Southern Peru | 81 |
Southern Bolivia | 281 |
Choqquequirau and Vicinity | 307 |
Lower Plaza Choqquequirau | 310 |
Upper Plaza Choqquequirau | 314 |
Cuzco and Neighboring Fortresses | 318 |