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No man shall be capable of having a court-leet, or leet-men, but a proprietor, landgrave, cassique, or lord of a manor.— An Historical Account of the Rise and Progress of the Colonies of South Carolina and Georgia, Volume 1
One bird, however, in Demerara is not actuated by selfish motives: this is the cassique.— Wanderings in South America
The proportions of the cassique are so fine that he may be said to be a model of symmetry in ornithology.— Wanderings in South America
The rump of this cassique is a flaming scarlet.— Wanderings in South America
Another species of cassique, as large as a crow, is very common in the plantations.— Wanderings in South America
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