PART II
THE PEOPLE AND THEIR INSTITUTIONS
XXVII.—SITUATION AND GENERAL APPEARANCE OF PUERTO RICO
XXVIII.—ORIGIN, CHARACTER, AND CUSTOMS OF THE PRIMITIVE INHABITANTS OF BORIQUÉN
XXIX.—THE "JÍBARO" OR PUERTO RICAN PEASANT
XXX.—ORIGIN AND CHARACTER OF THE MODERN INHABITANTS OF PUERTO RICO
XXXI.—NEGRO SLAVERY IN PUERTO RICO
XXII.—INCREASE OF POPULATION
XXIII.—AGRICULTURE IN PUERTO RICO
XXXIV.—COMMERCE AND FINANCES
XXXV.—EDUCATION IN PUERTO RICO
XXXVI.—LIBRARIES AND THE PRESS
XXXVII.—THE REGULAR AND SECULAR CLERGY
XXXVIII.—THE INQUISITION. 1520-1813
XXXIX.—GROWTH OF CITIES
XL.—AURIFEROUS STREAMS AND GOLD PRODUCED FROM 1609 TO 1536
XLI.—WEST INDIAN HURRICANES IN PUERTO RICO FROM 1515 TO 1899
XLII.—THE CARIBS
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