 ... called Orinoco, the largest and most important, and the most frequented, of all the others. And on the banks of all these mouths mentioned an immense number of natives of two great nations, known as the Chaguanes and Tivitives, dwell. The land, however,...  British Guiana Boundary: v. 2, 1724-1763; v. 3, 1763-1768; v. 4, 1769-1781 ... - Page 9by Great Britain - 1898Full view - About this book
 | Venezuela - Venezuela - 1898 - 542 pages
...Chaguanes and Tivitives, dwell. The land, however, is subject to inundations, and is marshy. Entering by any of the above-mentioned mouths, and going up...the new Kingdom of Granada, various territories of divers nations of natives are met with, such as the Aruacas, Yayos, Sapoyos, Caribs, and Napuyos. On... | |
 | Venezuela - Guyana - 1898 - 776 pages
...Chaguanes and Tivitives, dwell. The land, however, is subject to inundations, and is marshy. Entering by any of the above-mentioned mouths, and going up...the new Kingdom of Granada, various territories of divers nations of natives are met with, such as the Aruacas, Yayos, Sapoyos, Caribs, and Napuyos. On... | |
 | America - 1924 - 526 pages
...Chaguanes and Tivitives, dwell, both of them living in swamps. Entering by any of the above mentioned mouths, and going up the River Orinoco in the direction...with, such as the Aruacas, Yayos, Sapoyos, Caribs, and Nepuyos. On passing these the territories of the Province of Guayana are reached, and one of them that... | |
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