1	1	Front cover of the book
2	2	Spine of the book
3	7	Untitle section
8	9	Title section
10	10	To the right workshipful
11	11	The Epistle dedicatory
12	15	The Preface
16	20	Chap.I: Of the seituation of the Caribbies in general . . . page 1
21	28	Chap.II: Of each of the Caribby-Islands in particular . . . page 6
29	35	Chap. III. Of the Islands which lie towards the North . . . page 14
36	38	Chap. IV. Of the Island of St.Christopher. . . . . . . . .  page 21
39	42	Chap. V. Of the Lee-ward Islands . . . . . . . . . . . . .  page 24
43	53	Chap. VI. Of tree growing in these islands, whose fruit may be eaten . . .page 28
54	58	Chap. VII. Of tree fir for building, Toyners-work, and dying . . . page.39
59	64	Chap. VIII. Of tree useful in Medicine, and some others . . . page 44
65	68	Chap.IX. Of other tree growing in these islands . . . page 50
69	75	Chap.X. Of the plants, herbs and roots growing . . . page 54
76	83	Chap. XI. Of some other rare production of the Caribbies . . . page 61
84	86	Chap. XII. Of five kinds of four-footed Beasts found . . . page 69
87	92	Chap. XIII. Of the Reptiles found in these islands . . . page 72
93	99	Chap. XIV. Of the insects commonly seen in the Caribbies . . . page 78
100	111	Chap. XV. Of the more confiderable kinds of birds . . . page 85
112	114	Chap. XVI. Of the sea and revier-fifth of the Caribbies . . . page 97
115	121	Chap. XVII. Of the Sea-monsters found in these islands . . . page 100
122	133	Chap. XVII. A particular description of the Sea-Unicorn . . . page 107
134	141	Chap. XIX. Of certain shell-fish, rare shells, and other remarkable . . . page 119
142	141	Chap. XX. Of Amber-greece; its origine; and the marks of that . . . page.127
146	153	Chap. XXI. Of certain creatures living partly on Land . . . page.131
154	157	Chap. XXII. Containing the particular descriptions of several . . . page 139
158	160	Chap. XXIII. Of thunder, earth-quakes, and the tempests . . . page 143
161	171	Chap. XXIV. Of some other inconveniences of the country . . . page 146
172	187	Chap.I. Of the establishment of those inhabitants . . . page 157
188	192	Chap.II. Of the establishments of the French in teh islands . . . page 173
193	201	Chap.III. Of the establishment of the French Colony . . . page 178
202	208	Chap.IV. Of the trading and employment of teh forreign . . . page 187
209	212	Chap.V. Of the manner how sugar is made . . . page 194
213	218	Chap. VI. Of the more honourable employments of teh european . . . page 198
219	242	Chap. VII. Of the origine of the caribbieans, the natural . . . 204
243	263	Chap. VIII. By way of digression giving an account of the Apalachites . . . 228
264	273	Chap. IX. Of the Bodies of the Caribbians, and their ornaments . . . page 249
274	279	Chap. X. Certain Remark upon the Caribbian Language . . . page 259
280	287	Chap. XI. Of the Dispositions of teh Carribbians . . . page 265
288	292	Chap. XII. Of the natural simplicity of the Caribbians . . . page 271
293	301	Chap.XIII. Of that which may be called religion . . . page 276
302	311	Chap.XIV. A continuation of that which may be called religion . . . page 283
312	319	Chap. XV. Of the Habitations and Honse-keeping of the Caribbians . . . page 291
320	326	Chap.XVI. Of the ordinary repasts of the caribbians . . . page 297
327	335	Chap. XVII. Of the employments and divertisements . . . page 304
336	341	Chap. XVIII. Of the entertainment which the Caribbians . . . page 309
342	345	Chap. XIX. Of what may be accounted polity among . . . page 313
346	354	Chap. XX. Of the Wars of the Caribbians. . . . page 317
355	360	Chap. XXI. Of the Treatment which the Caribbians make . . . Page. 326
361	366	Chap. XXII. Of the Marriages of the Caribbians. . . . page 332
367	372	Chap. XXIII. Of the birth and education of Children . . . page 336
373	393	Chap. XXIV. Of the ordinary Age of teh Caribbians . . . page 342
394	398	A Table of the Chapters of the first book of this history
399	404	Untitle section
405	405	Back cover of the book