of litf In 1506, a
 lires to thA mdventur-
 unehristian and in-
 in regard to those
 were very pro-
 S, ead no other
 ,~tve groaned
 a native





 hm e wareo no hands
 not, and the Blave
lM-indbt r t proure tlabor-
ih"iu.aad of these victims
i .an kder the labofF
Ji 1 mred men left on the
I.'ad9 more in spite of the
 'I rb:oble Las Csaa.
 head of the few
 .hirteen yeare



 jitf*e popula.
 or wu carried oq
wifld results; agriculture
Mltigh tardy steps; the col-
tlNd one every ide. The
l "teas of decay, fbr it
 the Old World and
 i.riohably shaken
 having seized
 alamity in-