Contents
Foreword, by Bernard L. Fontana
Translator's Introduction
Author's Preface
Part One
Map of Sonora
Chapter I. Location and boundaries of Sonora, in which the adjacent tribes are also described
Chapter II. Divisions of Spanish and Christian Sonora
Chapter III. Natural state, climate, and fertility of Sonora
Chapter IV. Products of the plant kingdom of Sonora
Chapter V. Products of the plant kingdom of Sonora (cont.)
Chapter VI. Products of the plant kingdom of Sonora (cont.)
Chapter VII. Products of the plant kingdom of Sonora (cont.)
Chapter VIII. The mineral kingdom of Sonora
Chapter IX. The mineral kingdom of Sonora
Chapter X. The animal kingdom of Sonora
Chapter XI. The animal kingdom of Sonora (cont.)
Chapter XII. The animal kingdom of Sonora (cont.)
Chapter XIII. The animal kingdom of Sonora (cont.)
Chapter XIV. The animal kingdom of Sonora (cont.)
Chapter XV. Concerning the wild Apaches and Seris
Part Two
Introduction
Chapter I. Bodily constitution of the Sonorans
Chapter II. Disposition of the Sonorans
Chapter III. Manners and propensities of the Sonorans
Chapter IV. Some particular Sonora customs
Chapter V. Dress, dwellings, and utensils of the Sonorans
Chapter VI. Food and nourishment of the Sonorans
Chapter VII. Occupations of the Sonorans
Chapter VIII. Sonoran methods of warfare
Chapter IX. Sickness, cures, death, and burial of the Sonorans
Chapter X. The religion of the unconverted Sonorans
Chapter XI. Language of the Sonorans
Chapter XII. Conduct of the converted Sonorans, the Opatas, and Eudebes
Chapter XIII. Concerning the other converted tribes in Sonora
Chapter XIV. HIstory of the establishment of the Sonora missions
Chapter XV. Internal administration of the Sonora missions
Chapter XVI. Concerning the Spaniards in Sonora
Appendix A. Critique of Robertson's conclusions about conditions in Sonora
Appendix B. List of prices
Index