INDEX
Names in italics are those of literary men, philosophers, &c.
A.B.C., the (federation), 348-9
Aberdeen, Lord, 64
Absolutism, 51
Acosta, 247
African elements in Spain, 40-1
African race, see Negroes
Agriculture, 384-5
Alberdi, 236
Alcantara, President of Venezuela, 110
Alva, Duke of, 30
America, Anglo-Saxon, 16, see United States
America, South, the conquest of, 16, 44; early Constitutions, 82
Anarchy, military (86-94); leads to dictatorship, 88; spontaneity of, 89; in Colombia, 201; in the tropics, 222-31
Andes, San Martin crosses the, 67
Antilles, the, 222
Arabs in Spain, 40-1
Aranda, 64
Aranha, Graça, 268
Arbitration, Court of, 347, 399
Argentine, the, 48, 77-8; first Constitution of, 83; 92 (134-46); revolution in, 134; early Constitutions, 134; federation of, 135; democracy in, 135; Constitution of 1826, 137-8
Autocracy, follows revolution, 88, 93
Avellanada, 255
Ayacucho, 71
Ayagarray, 307
BALMES, 274
Balmaceda, President of Chili, 170-8
Barreto, 273
Basques in S. America, 364
Bentham, 245
Bilbao, 236-7
Blanco-Encalada, 125
Bolivar, 61, 63-9; youth of, 70; as general, 71; President, 71; downfall of, 72; character and principles, 72-80, 81-3, 102, 113, 122-3
Bourget, Paul, 15
Boyer, President of Hayti, 229
Brazil (180-90); revolution in, 180; slavery abolished, 189; revolution in, 189
Buenos Ayres, 65
Bunge, C. O., 279
Bustamente, 150-1
Bureaucracy, 376-7
CABILDO, the, 98
California, Japanese in, 326
Canning, 393-4
Canovas, 314
Carabobo, 76
Caracas, Congress of, 348
Caro, 253-4
Carrera (Guatemalan), 224
Casimiro-Ulloa, 117
Castillo, 115-6
Castro, General, 105
Catholicism in S. America, 286
Caudillos, the, 16, 89, 94-5, 365-70
Central America, 83, 222-6; confederation of, 347
Chamberlain, Mr., 346
Charrua Indians, 131
Chibcha Indians, 47
Chili, 48, 92, 104 (164-79); social revolution in, 178, 342
Chivalry, literature of, 34
Church, the, in the colonies, 52-3
Cid, the, 34
Cities of Spain, 30, 33, 38, 40
Civil wars, 371
Clemenceau, M., 15
Clergy in Spain, 42
Cochrane, Lord, 68
Colombia (201-12); anarchy in, 201; parties, 202-3
Colonies, the Spanish (44-57); life in, 54-7; revolution, 58
Commune in Spain, 38
Comte, 274-5
Conquest of S. America, 16
Constitutions of Chili and Venezuela, 82; of Bolivia, the Argentine, and Colombia, 83; of Venezuela, 103; of Chili, 104; of Venezuela, 105; of Colombia, 203-4; of Greater Colombia, 204; of Ecuador, 214; of Central America, 233
Convention, the French, 88
Cortez, 45
Costa-Rica, 225-6
Creole, the, 29, 50, 59, 360-1
Cuba (313-22); civil war in, 315; purchase mooted, 317; racial factors, 318
DARIO, RUBEN, 261-5
Decadence of conquerors, 44, 50, 85
Democracy in Spain, 37-40; in S. America, 93
Diaz, G., 255-6
Diaz, Leopoldo, 258
Diaz, President of Mexico, 77, 155-63
Dictators, the, 16
Directory of Buenos Ayres, 82
Don Quixote, 34
ECHENIQUE, President of Peru, 115
Echeverria, 254
Economic Problems (378-86); loans, 379, 381; foreign capital, 383
Ecuador, 92-3 (213-21)
England, policy of, 64; influence of, 83, 390
Equalitarianism, 63
Estrade, Angel de, 268
FALCON, President of Venezuela, 106-7
Faustinas I. of Hayti, 229
Federation, in Spain, 35; Bolivar's prophecies of, 77; see Unity
Feijó, Diego, 184-5
Flores, Dictator of Uruguay, 132-3
Flores, J. J., founder of Ecuador, 87, 213
Fouillée, 277
France, Anatole, 15
France, intellectual influence of, 81-2
Francia, Dr., tyrant of Paraguay, 191-5
Free cities of Spain, 30, 35, 40
GARCIA-MORENO, President of Ecuador, 215-21
German capital, 292-4
German colonists, 291-7
German Emperor, the, 323
German Peril, the, 290-7
Gongorism, 34
Goths, the, 41
Guarani Indians, 191
Guatemala, 223
Guayaquil, 213
Guizot, 245
Guyau, 278
Guzman-Blanco, Dictator of Venezuela, 101, 106-8; policy of reconstruction, 108-10; return to power, 110-12
HALF-CASTES, 93, 338; see Mestizos
Hawaii, annexation of 303; Japanese in, 325-6
Hayti, 226-31
Heredity, in the Spanish republics, 97
Hispaniola, 226
Hostos, E. de, 272-3
Humboldt, 50
Ibero-Americans, 283-9
Ideology, political, 235-48
Ignatius of Loyola, 33
Incas, the, 47
Independence, wars of, 29, 58-81
Indians, at conquest, 46-8, 91; distribution of, 93, 352-3
Individualism, in Spain, 31-5; in S. America, 88
Industrialism, rise of, 94-6
Isthmus, States of the, 77
Itaborahy, 186
Italians in South America, 364
Iturbide, Emperor of Mexico, 61, 82, 149-50
JACOBINISM, 81
Japan, 393
Japanese Peril (323-31); emigrants, 327; spies, 329
Jaurès, 15
João VI., 180-2
Juarez, Mexican Dictator, 152-5
Junin, 71,76
Juntas, 30; colonial, 60; revolutionary, 84
KING, see Monarchy
LA PAZ, revolt at, 65
La Plata, confederation of, 343
Lamartine, 244-5
Lansdowne, Lord, 83
Larreta, E. R., 269
Lastarria, 236-9
Latin race, the, 17; future of the, (387-400); decadence of, 395
Latin spirit, the, 17; in S. America, 287-9
Lavalleja, President of Uruguay, 127-9, 131
Law, influence of Spanish, 54
Lee, Gen. Homer, 325
Liberators, the, 66
Liniers, 65
Literature, 249-70
Lodges, revolutionary, 65-81
Lopez, Argentine caudillo, 89, 139
Lopez, tyrants of Paraguay, 196
Loyola, 33
Lugones, 265
MAIA, J. J. de, 82
"Maine," sinking of the, 315
Marmol, 254-5
Marti, 315
Maximilian, Emperor of Mexico, 154-5
Mexico, 48; first Constitution of, 83, 92-3 (149-63); intervention of the French, 153
Militarism, 86-94
Mill, James, 272
Mill, J. S., 274-5
Miscegenation, 48-50; in Peru, 194; see Indians, Mestizos, Negro, Race
Monagas, J. T. and J. G., Presidents of Venezuela, 103-5
Monagas, J. R., President of Venezuela, 107
Monarchy in Spain, 35-8; its relations at time of revolution with the revolted colonies, 60-1, 63
Monks, 52-3
Monopoly, 51-2
Monroe Doctrine, 290-1, 302-4, 392
Montalvo, 239-40
Montezuma, 48
Montt, President of Chili, 168-9
Mosquera, President of Colombia 206-7
Münsterberg, Professor, 294
Mystics of Spain, 33
NABUCO, J., 274
Nationality, early phases of, 84
Negroes, first introduction of, 49, 50; distribution of, 53, 355-6, 358-9
Nervo, A., 265
New Granada, 77
Nietzsche, 278
North American Peril, 298-312
Nuñez, Rafael, President of Colombia, 201, 206-11, 276
OLMEDO, 251
Olney, Secretary, 300
Orbegoso, 123
Ordoñez, President of Uruguay, 132
Oribe, President of Uruguay, 129
PACIFIC, Confederation of the, 343
Paez, President of Venezuela, 61, 87, 91, 101-6
Palma, R., 267
Pando, 126
Paraguay, 191-7; the great war in, 196-7
Pardo, Felipe, 252
Pardo, President of Peru, 117-9
Paz, 140
Pearson, Karl, 362
Pedro, Dom, I., 182
Pelucones, 92
Peru, 68, 70-1; first Constitution, 82; 92-3 (113-121); War of Independence, 113, 342
Philosophy, 271-80
Picaro, the, in literature, 34, 43
Pierola, President of Peru, 120
Pitt, 83
Plutocracy, rise of, 94; future of, 97
Poincaré, R., 14
Political conflict, the, 92; problems, 365-77
Popham, Sir Home, 65
Portales, President of Chili, 118, 124, 165-8
Porto Rico, 303
Portuguese in S. America, 45-6
Posadas, 61
Quiroga, General, 139-40
Quito, 65
RACE, problems of, 283-9, 351-64
Regenerators, the, 87
Renaissance, the, 45
Republics, early S. American, 39, 61
Revolutions, 65-81; ideology of, 81-5; 94
Reyles, Carlos, 206-9
Rio Branco, 187
Rivadavia, Dictator of the Argentine, 135-8
Rivera, President of Uruguay, 127-30
Rocafuerte, President of Ecuador, 214
Rodo, J. E., 133, 264, 266, 274
Rome, in Spain, 33
Root, Secretary, 300
Rosas, Argentine tyrant, 139-46
Rousseau, J. J., influence of, 81
Salisbury, Lord, 300
Salvador, 223
San Domingo, 226-31
San Martin, Protector of Peru, crosses the Andes, 67, 68-9, 72
San Martin, Zorilla, 256
Sancho Panza, 53
Santa-Ana, President of Mexico, 150-1
Santa-Cruz, President of Bolivia, 87, 114, 125
Santana, Dictator of San Domingo, 230
Santander, President of Colombia, 87, 205
Sarmiento, 242-3
Sierra, the, 91-2
Silva, J. A., 265
Slavery, 104; abolished in Brazil, 189
Soublette, 103
Spain, early history of, 30-43; religion in, 33; laws of, in S. America, 285
Stoicism, 33
TAFT, President, 320
Teresa, Saint, 33
Territorial overlords, 97-8
"Thirty-three, the," 128
Toussaint Louverture, 228-9
Trade, future of, 388-9
Tyranny, advantages of, 96
UGARTE, MANUEL, 266
United States, supremacy of, 299 intervention in South and Central America, 303-4; race troubles in, 308, 311; future influence of, 390-1
Unity, problems of, 335-50
Urbina, President of Ecuador, 215!
Uruguay, 127-33
VALENCIA, Convention of, 105
Varas, 168
Vargas, Dr., President of Venezuela, 102
Velasco, 125-6
Venezuela, 82, 92-3, 101-3; civil war in, 106; revolution of 1870, 108
Verlaine, 263
Viceroys, the, 51
Vivanco, 115
Voltaire, 81
WASHINGTON, 82
Weyler, 315
Wood, General, 318-9
YEGROS, Consul of Paraguay, 192
ZALDUA, DR., President of Colombia, 211
Zambos, 358-9
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