The history of Paraguay
Subtitle: Containing amongst many other new, curious, and interesting particulars of that country, a full and authentic account of the establishments formed there by the Jesuits, from among the savage natives, in the very centre of barbarism: establishments allowed to have realized the sublime ideas of Fenelon, Sir Thomas More, and Plato
By: Written originally in French, by the celebrated Father Charlevoix. In two volumes
Contributors: Steele, William S.; Nicholson, James Hall; Bromsen, Maury A.
Publisher: Printed for P. & W. Wllson [sic], H. Saunders, W. Sleater, B. Grierson, J. Potts, D. Chamberlaine, and J. Williams
Published: 1769
Place of publication: Dublin
Language: eng
Subjects: Jesuits; Indians of South America; Missions; History
Work titles: Histoire du Paraguay
Notes: An abridged translation of: Histoire du Paraguay, first printed Paris, 1756, omitting the travel observations of Lozano, Quiroga and Cardiel, in v.3 of the original.

Pagination: v. 1: vii, [1], 208, 193-463, [1] p.; v. 2: viii, 415, [1] p.

Signatures: v. 1: A⁴ (A1, A4 versos blank) B-2H⁸ (2H8 verso blank); v. 2: A⁴ (A1 verso blank) B-2D⁸ (2D8 verso blank)

Sabin 12133.

English short title catalogue N17727.

John Carter Brown Library copy bound in contemporary full calf.

John Carter Brown Library copy acquired from the estate of Maury A. Bromsen.

Provenance of the John Carter Brown Library copy: William. S. Steele: ms. autograph at head of title page in v. 1; James Hall (?) Nicholson: ms. autograph on p. [iii] in v. 1, front pastedown of v. 2, and on title page of v. 2.