iles@42452@42452-h@42452-h-11.htm.html#Page_336" class="pginternal">336 Flores, Dictator, 120-1; assassinated, 123 Florida, department, 205 Football, 133 Foreigners, position of, 32 France, blockades Buenos Aires, 113; forms armistice with Rosas, 114; intervenes during invasion by Rosas, 116 Francia, Dictator of Paraguay, 77 Fray Bentos, 229 Frigorifica Uruguaya, 263 Frozen Meat trade, 263, 280-2 Fulgurites, 203 Garay, Juan de, defeats ZapicÁn, 39 Garibaldi, as privateer, 114 Garro, de, Governor of Buenos Aires, expels Portuguese from Colonia, 42; removed from post and promoted, 43 Gauchos, 240-2, 251-3 Gems, 288-9 Giro, fourth President, 119 Gold, 287 Government, policy of, 35; established by Lavalleja, 104 Guarani Indians, 149 Guenoa Indians, 149 H Hares, 207 HerÁn, Padre, Jesuit, 49 Hernandarias, defeated by CharrÚa Indians, 39; ships cattle and horses to Colonia to breed in wild state, 40 Hervidero, headquarters of Artigas, 90 Highways, 195-6 History, 37-127 Horses, introduced by Hernandarias, 40, 256, 258 Hotels, 159-60 I Immigration, modern methods in use in eighteenth century, 48 Imports, 277; commercial, 327; industrial, 328; value of, 329 Independence, War of, 28. See History, Revolutions Indians, CharrÚas, 37; become carnivorous and equestrians, 42; campaign against, 43; rising crushed, 50; they resist treaty of 1750, 50. See Aborigines International troubles, 28 Irala orders Romero to settle Uruguay, 38 J Jesuits, in Uruguay, 50; expelled by Carlos III., 51 K Kennedy, Mr. R. J., British Minister Plenipotentiary, 34 L Landscape, of Uruguay, 173-5, 184-7, 102; jealousy of Lavalleja, 104; accused of treason and imprisoned, 105; attacked by Lavalleja, 109; elected President, 109; escapes from Lavalleja's attempt at capture, 110; chases Lavalleja into Brazil, 110; deprived of rank by Oribe, 112; returns to power assisted by French, 113; attacked by Oribe and defeated, 114; further defeat, 115; appointed as Minister to Paraguay, 116; return to power, 116; death, 117 Rivera, town, 193 Rondeau, defeats Portuguese, 55; at siege of Montevideo, 61, 65; made Governor, 108, 314 Rosario, 53 Rosas, Dictator of Argentina, 110; supports Lavalleja, 111-2; invades Uruguay, 113; armistice with French, 114; nine years' siege of Montevideo, 114; final defeat and flight, 117 S Saladeros, dried meat factories, 261 Salto, department, 268 San JosÉ, 207 San Juan, department, 266 San Juan, estancia, 248-9 Santa Ana, 193-4 Santa Lucia, 207 Santos, 125 Seal fisheries, 291-5 Sheep, 258 Shipping, 308-9 Sierra de Mal Abrigo, 207 Slaves, introduction of, 44, 243, 245. See Negroes Solis, Juan Dias de, discoverer of Uruguay, killed by Indians, 37-8 Soriano, department, 267 Spain, turns attention to Uruguay, 38; during Revolution, 38-68; fall of Spanish power in Uruguay, 68; fall of Spanish power in America, 72; State Bank, 337-8 Steamer traffic. See Shipping. SuÁrez, 115 Swine, 258 Swiss Colony, 212 T Tacuarembo, department, 269 Tacuarembo, town, 187 Tajes, President, 125 Tambores, 178-9 The Gresham Press. UNWIN BROTHERS, LIMITED |