. Histoire de la découverte et de la conquête du Costa Rica . Fraj^ Antonio de Andrade et Fray Lucasde Rivera les ont rejoints. Mais la tâche des missionnaires est devenue de plus en plus difficile en raison de la guerre incessante entre les In-dians et les invasions fréquentes des Mos-quitos et des Anglais de la Jamaïque, Qui a hadtrouvé à Talamanca un riche champ pour la slavetrade qui fournissait les plantations de l'île.en 1705, pour la deuxième fois, le célèbre FrayAntonio Margil est arrivé au Costa Rica; avec himfam Fray Lucas Morillo. Ils se sont mis ensemble pour Talamanca, laissant Cartago à themonth de juin o

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. History of the discovery and conquest of Costa Rica . Fraj^ Antonio de Andrade and Fray Lucasde Rivera joined them. But the task of themissionaries became more and more difficult byreason of the incessant warfare among the In-dians and the frequent invasions of the Mos-quitos and the English from Jamaica, who hadfound in Talamanca a rich field for the slavetrade that supplied the plantations of the island.In 1705, for the second time, the famous FrayAntonio Margil arrived in Costa Rica; with himcame Fray Lucas Morillo. They set outtogether for Talamanca, leaving Cartago in themonth of June of that year with an escort ofsixty soldiers under the command of CaptainFrancisco de Noguera y Moneada, on whom theAudiencia of Guatemala bestowed the rank ofLieutenant-Governor of Talamanca. Near thevillage of Tuis, however. Fray Antonio Margilreceived a letter ordering him to proceed toMexico. He was, therefore, obliged to retrace hissteps—a turn of fate that proved a great mis-fortune for the missions. From the year 1705 on, the missionaries made. ajamado por ^^mfloldez^aiemala . en ¡as Jñaías. CONQUEST OF COSTA RICA 379 their way about Talamanca only in the companyof soldiers from the garrison that had been estab-hshed in the village of Cabécar. Because of theprudence and tact of Captain Noguera, the In-dians gave evidence of no change in their bearingas a result of the presence among them of thesoldiers, and the missionaries were thus enabledto pursue their ministry with greater securityand excellent results, in spite of the in-terminable war between the Terbis and theChánguinas and the invasions of the Mosquitosand the English. To prevent a continuance ofthe latters practice of stealing the Indians, themissionaries proposed to the Audiencia to de-populate the territory of Talamanca and trans-fer its inhabitants to the interior of the Province;but on this point no definite decision wasreached. Constantly struggling against thesedifficulties, the missionaries continu

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