They Built Utopia (The Jesuit Missions in Paraguay): 1610-1768

Table of contents

Introduction

Part I: The Investigation

Chapter 1: The State Within the State

Chapter 2: The View from Madrid

Chapter 3: Beginnings

Chapter 4: The Enemies

Chapter 5: Ecclesiastic and Fiscal Problems

Chapter 6: The Communal System

Chapter 7: The Daily Life

Chapter 8: 'A Garden of Christianity'

Chapter 9: Language--Militia--Jesuit Hierarchy

Chapter 10: The Royal Approval

Notes to Part I

Part II: The Border Treaty Between Spain and Portugal

Chapter 1: The Portuguese Connection

Chapter 2: Seven of the Missions--Sold Out

Chapter 3: Don José de Carvajal, the Minister

Chapter 4: The King's Commissar

Chapter 5: The Padre Comisario General

Chapter 6: The Indians Resist

Chapter 7: The Guaraní War, First Campaign

Chapter 8: Madrid Accuses the Jesuits

Chapter 9: Don Ricardo Wall, the New Minister

Chapter 10: The Guaraní War, Second Campaign

Chapter 11: Don Pedro de Ceballos, the New Governor of Buenos Aires

Chapter 12: The Portuguese Double Cross

Chapter 13: Ceballos and the Jesuits

Chapter 14: The Padres' Loyalty Affirmed

Chapter 15: Carvalho's Final Attack

Chapter 16: The Expulsion from Portugal

Notes to Part II

Part III: The Expulsion from Spain

Chapter 1: The New King, Carlos III

Chapter 2: Turnabout in Paraguay

Chapter 3: The Expulsion from France

Chapter 4: Rebuilding the Missions

Chapter 5: Conspiracy at the Court in Madrid

Chapter 6: Riots in Madrid--"El Motín"

Chapter 7: Count Aranda Takes Charge

Chapter 8: Secret Investigation and Expulsion Decree

Chapter 9: Aranda's Private Problem

Chapter 10: Expulsion from Spain

Chapter 11: Expulsion from Paraguay

Epilogue

Notes to Part III

Bibliography

Appendices

Index

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