Book VII: 1. Journey from Quito to Truxillo; 2. Arrival at Truxillo; 3. Account of the city of Lima; 4. Of the public entrace, &c. of the Vice-roy; 5. Of the inhabitants of Lima; 6. Of the climate of the city of Lima, and of the whole country of Valles; 7. Inconveniences, distempers, and evils to which the city of Lima is subject, particularly earthquakes; 8. Fertility and cultivation; 9. Of the plenty of provisions at Lima; 10. Trade and commerce of Lima; 11. Jurisdiction of the Vice-roy of Peru; 12. Of the provinces in Truxillo, Guamango, Cusco, and Arequipa; 13. Of the audience of Charcas; 14. Account of the three dioceses of La Pas, Sant Cruz de la Sierra, and Tucuman, and of their respective provinces; 15. Account of Paraquay and Buenos Ayres; Book VIII: 1. Voyage from Callao to Paita, thence to Guayaquil, and to Quito; 2. Transactions at Quito; 3. Voyage to Juan Fernandes; 4. Account of Juan Fernandes; 5. Description of the city of Conception, in the kingdom of Chili; 6. Description of Conception bay; 7. Description of the city of Santiago; 8. Account of that part of the kingdom of Chili within the jurisdiction of the audience of Santiago; 9. Commerce of Chili; 10. Voyage to the island of Juan Fernandes; 11. Voyage to Callao; Book IX: 1. Departure from Callao; 2. Nautical observations in the Voyage round Cape Horn; 3. Description of Fernando de Norona; 4. Voyage from Fernando de Norona; 5. Voyage of the Delivrance to Louisbourg, where she was taken; 6. Don George Juan's voyage from La Conception to Guarico, thence to Brest; 7. Account of the harbour and town of Louisbourg, and of its being taken by the English; 8. The colony of Boston, its rise, progress, and other particulars; 9. Voyage from Louisbourg to Newfoundland; Index.
