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eBay Classic Archives Listing NEW OFFER!!!!!!: While our standard delivery is still via a CD or DVD, we recognize not all of you have a computer with a CD/DVD drive. We offer delivery on a USB flash drive for this, and all of our disks, when you add USB Flash Drive Delivery from our ebay shop. NOTICE: If you don’t see our listing for our USB flash drive delivery in our store at this link, that simply means we are currently waiting on more to arrive and can only offer CDs and DVDs at this time! Check back soon! The Native American History Library Featuring history on tribes in North America, The Apache, The Aztecs, The Hopi, The Incas, The Maya, The Navajo, The Zunie, and more! 413 total publications on DVD-ROM The Ultimate Library on Native American Indians! A must have resource for any Native American History fan! Legal Notice: This is not a Native American reproduction artifact. Rather this is a digitization of work done by a various authors and historians in the early 1800’s or 1900’s. This item does not fall under the 1935 Indian Arts and Crafts Act because the work depicted was done a) prior to 1930, and b) not an Indian art or craft made by an Indian. Neatly organized titles as shown, on one easy to use DVD. All books are PDF format that you know and trust, for easy reading and printing. No unknown or strange file formats! Please ensure you have the latest copy of Adobe Reader installed on your machine (it is free online). Notice: Please note, this disk is only for use in your computer’s drive! It will NOT play in the DVD Player hooked up to your TV or in your car! Don’t be fooled by inferior collections. Our collection remains the largest and most complete collection available on one disk online! One copy of these collectible books will cost you more than $10. Why pay for one, when you can get all these on disk? (SAMPLE PAGE VIEWS) This DVD-ROM disk contains a unique collection of historic books chronicling the migration of Indian tribes across North and South America during the pioneer times. We discuss the various major tribes that settled in the Americas, including the Apache, The Aztecs, The Incas, The Hopi, The Maya, The Navajo, The Zuni, The Sioux, The Cherokee, and other major tribes in North America. Truly a one of a kind unique collection that covers the history, the beliefs, customs, traditions, and languages of native tribes. The largest collection assembled on to one disk that will provide hours and hours of learning and reading. This collection on DVD, dedicated to Native American Indians from across the Americas, contains 413 publications in PDF format. Please note that this collection contains scans of old books and magazines, some of which were in poor condition before being rescued and digitized for posterity. This means that you may see some pages with creases and tears that show up in the scans. Publications List: American Indians A Chapter In The History Of Cleveland (1895), by CM Burton, 41 pages A Descriptive Catalogue Of Catlin’s Indian Collection, Containing Portraits, Landscapes, Costumes And Customs Of The North American Indians (1848), by Mr. Catlin, 103 pages A History Of The Upper Country Of South Carolina – From The Earliest Periods To The Close Of The War Of Independence (1859), by John H. Logan, 541 pages A Journal Of A Mission To The Indians Of The British Provinces (1827), by John West, 132 pages A Report From Natchitoches In 1807 (1922), by John Sibley, 113 pages A Short Biography Of John Leeth, With An Account Of His Life Among The Indians (1904), by John Leeth, 76 pages Achomawi And Atsugewi Tales And Achomawi Myths (1909), by Ronald Dixon, 33 pages Adventures With Indians (1908), by Philip Mighels, 269 pages Alasco, An Indian Tale (1857), by an author at JB Lippincott, 151 pages American Indian Fairy Tales – Snow Bird, The Water Tiger, Etc. (1907), by Margaret Compton, 236 pages American Indian Fairy Tales (1921), by John Rae, 103 pages American Indian Freemasonry (1919), by Arthur Parker, 43 pages American Indian Life By Several Of Its Students (1922), by Elsie Parsons, 487 pages American Indian Peace Medals (1907), by Paul Beckwith, 18 pages American Indian Portraits (N.D), by HV Kaltenborn, 17 pages American Indian Stories (1921), by Zitkala-Sa, 211 pages American Indian Verse, Characteristics Of Style (1921), by Nellie Barnes, 73 pages America’s Indian Background, An Introduction To The Subject Of Indians In The United States Area (1945), by Edwin Walker, 26 pages An Historical And Geographical Memoir Of The North-American Continent; Its Nations & Tribes (1820), by Rev. James Gordon, 428 pages Anecdotes Of The American Indians (1850), by Ramon The Rover of Cuba, 264 pages Antiquities Of Long Island (1875), by Gabriel Forman, 485 pages Antiquities Of The St. Francis, White, And Black Rivers, Arkansas (1910), by Clarence Moore, 160 pages Antiquities Of The Upper Verde River And Walnut Creek Valleys, Arizona (1913), by Jesse Fewkes, 95 pages Autobiography Of A Winnebago Indian (1920), by Paul Radin, 77 pages Before The White Man Came – Indian Legends And Stories (1923), by Mabel Burkholder, 321 pages Blue Eye – A Story Of The People Of The Plains (1905), Ogal Alla, 255 pages California And Her Indian Children (1911), by Cornelia Taber, 90 pages Cateechee Of Keeowee A Descriptive Poem (1898), by JW Daniel, 86 pages Cherokee And Earlier Remains On Upper Tennessee River (1922), by M.R. Harrington, 420 pages Cherokee Sacred Formulas And Medicinal Prescriptions (1932), by James Mooney, 352 pages Chinigchinich (1846), by Friar Geronimo Boscana, 50 pages Chronicles Of Border Warfare, Or, A History Of The Settlement By The Whites, Of North-Western Virginia, And Of The Indian Wars and Massacres (1895), by Alexander Scott Withers, 478 pages Constitution and Laws of the Cherokee Nation (1875), published by the authority of the National Council, 295 pages Creation Myths Of Primitive America In Relation To The Religious History And Mental Development Of Mankind (1898), by Jeremiah Curtin, 582 pages Crow Indian Beadwork (1959), by William Wildschut, 111 pages Culture Of The Luiseno Indians (1908), by Philip Stedman Sparkman, 68 pages Dancing Gods Indian Ceremonials Of New Mexico And Arizona (1931), by Erna Fergusson, 193 pages David Cusick’s Sketches Of Ancient History Of The Six Nations (1848), by David Cusack, 37 pages Earliest Days In America (1897), by Blanche Hazard, 285 pages Echoes Of The Forest, American Indian Legends (1918), by William Edgar Brown, 267 pages English Institutions And The American Indian (1894), 289 pages Eoneguski, Or, The Cherokee Chief – A Tale Of Past Wars Vol. 1 (1839), by an American, 227 pages Eoneguski, Or, The Cherokee Chief – A Tale Of Past Wars Vol. 2 (1839), by an American, 207 pages Famous Indian Chiefs (1909), by Charles HL Johnston, 534 pages Fanciful Tales From Legends Of The Adirondack Indians (1905), by Kate Brewer, 69 pages Folk-Lore And Legends. North American Indian (1891), 211 pages Folk-Lore And Legends_ North American Indian (1890), 212 pages Glooskap’s Country And Other Indian Tales (1922), by Cyrus Macmillan, 287 pages Historical Collections Of Georgia (1855), by the Rev. George White, 842 pages History Of Auglaize County, Ohio With The Indian History Of Wapakoneta, And The First Settlement Of The County (1880), 210 pages History Of The Cherokee Indians And Their Legends And Folk Lore (1921), by Emmet Stark, by 681 pages History Of The Indian Tribes Of Hudson’S River; Their Origin, Manners And Customs (1971), by E.M. Ruttenber, 423 pages History Of The Lackawanna Valley (1903), by H. Hollister, 556 pages History Of The White Mountains (1870), by Benjamin Willey, 545 pages History, Manners, And Customs Of The North American Indians (1859), by Thomas Summers, 253 pages Hupa Texts (1904), by Piny Earle Goddard, 301 pages In Indian Tents (1897), by Abby Alger, 149 pages In Red Man’S Land A Study Of The American Indian (1914), by Francis Leupp, 182 pages Indian Biography (1800), 221 pages Indian Biography (1836), by B.B. Thatcher, 329 pages Indian Biography, Containing The Lives Of More Than Two Hundred Indian Chiefs (1832), by Samuel Drake, 360 pages Indian Folk Lore (1921), by Angela Decora, 8 pages Indian Folk Tales (C1911), by Mary F. Nixon-Roulet, 199 pages Indian Games & Dances With Native Songs, Arranged From American Indian Ceremonials & Sports (1915), by Alice C. Fletcher, 161 pages Indian Heroes And Great Chieftains (1918), by Charles A. Eastman, 255 pages Indian Legends (1914), by Pupils of Haskell Institute, 110 pages Indian Legends Of Minnesota (C1893), by Mrs Cordenio A. Severance, 215 pages Indian Legends Retold (1919), by Elaine Goodale Eastman, 191 pages Indian Massacres & Tales Of The Red Skins, Authentic History Of American Indians From 1492 To 1895 (1895), by A.D. Porter, 258 pages Indian Myths Of South Central California (1907), by A.L. Kroeber, 91 pages Indian Population In The United States And Alaska. 1910 (1915), by The Dept. of Commerce, 297 pages Indian Researches, Or, Facts Concerning The North American Indians (1844), by Benjamin Slight, 185 pages Indians And Pioneers; An Historical Reader For The Young (1897), by Blanche Hazard and Samuel Dutton, 283 pages Indians Of Manhattan Island And Vicinity (1947), by Hanson Skinner, 68 pages Indians Of Southern California (1937), by Ediwn Walker, 22 pages Indians Of The Chicago Region (1946), by Charles Winslow, 229 pages Indians Of The Eastern Shore Of Maryland (1922), by F.G. Speck, 26 pages Indians Of The Southwest (1903), by George Dorsey, 239 pages Indians Of The Southwest (1913), by Pliny Earle Goddard, 199 pages Indians Of To-Day (1915), by George Grinnell, 548 pages Introduction To The Study Of Mortuary Customs Among The North American Indians (1880), by Dr. H.C. Yarrow, 131 pages Iroquoian Cosmology (1904), by J.N.B. Hewitt, 249 pages Kaw-Wau-Nita, And Other Poems (1873), by C.L. Woods, 113 pages Legends Of The Susquehanna, And Other Poems (1888), by Truman Purdy, 246 pages Life Among The Indians; Or, Personal Reminiscences Of Indian Life And Character (1857), by James Finley, 551 pages Literary Aspects Of North American Mythology (1915), 58 pages Literature Of The Cherokees (1889), by George Foster, 128 pages Lone Bull’s Mistake – A Lodge Pole Chief Story (1918), by James Schultz, 231 pages Lost Indian Magic; A Mystery Story Of The Red Man As He Lived Before The White Men Came (1918), by Grace and Carl Moon, 334 pages Maidu Texts (1912), by Roland Dixon, 252 pages Many Many Moons; A Book Of Wilderness Poems (1920), by Lew Sarett, 108 pages Minnecotah, An Indian Legend of Lake Kampeska, (1908), 23 pages Miwok Myths (1917), 64 pages My Native Land. The United States Its Wonders, (1895), by James Cox, 412 pages Myths And Legends Of The Sioux (1916), by Marie McLaughlin, 207 pages Myths Of The Cherokee (1902), by James Mooney, 623 pages Native Calendar Of Central America And Mexico (1893), by Daniel Brinton, 71 pages Native Houses Of Western North America (1921), by T.T. Waterman, 105 pages New Voyages To North-America – Containing An Account Of The Nations Of That Continent Vol. 2 (1735), by Baron Lahontan, 329 pages North American Indians Of The Plains (1912), by Clark Wissler, 159 pages Notes On The Floridian Peninsula – Its Literary History, Indian Tribes And Antiquities (1859), by Daniel Brinton, 205 pages Occoneechee, The Maid Of The Mystic Lake (1916), by Robert Jarrett, 336 pages On The Great American Plateau; Wanderings Among Canyons And Buttes, In The Land Of The Cliff-Dweller, And The Indian Of To-Day (1906), by T. Mitchell Prudden, 338 pages Path On The Rainbow (1918), by George Cronyn, 279 pages Personal Experiences Among Our North American Indians. Supplement (1918), by W. Thornton Parker, 65 pages Pioneer History; Or Cortland County And The Border Wars Of New York (1859), by HC Goodwin, 472 pages Poems Of The Piasa (1896), by Frank Riehl, 197 pages Pomo Bear Doctors (1917), by S.A. Barrett, 37 pages Portraits Of The Aborigines Of Canada And Notes On The Tribes (1909), 41 pages Practice Of Medicine And Surgery By The Canadian Tribes In Champlain’s Time (1915), by W.R. Harris, 31 pages Questions Regarding American Indian Criminality (1961), by US Dept of Health, 11 pages Rainbow Stories And Indian Myths (1919), by George Caldwell, 131 pages Reminiscences Of The Indians (1869), by Cephas Washburn, 245 pages Rig Veda Americanus. Sacred Songs Of The Ancient Mexicans, With A Gloss In Nahuatl (1890), by D.G. Brinton, 114 pages Runes Of The Red Race (1899), by Frank Riehl, 204 pages Sacred Formulas Of The Cherokees (1891), by James Mooney, 150 pages Sannillac – A Poem (1831), by Lewis Cass and Henry Schoolcraft, 167 pages Sketches Of Aboriginal Life (1846), by V.V. Vide, 257 pages Some Observations On The Situation, Disposition, And Character Of The Indian Natives (1784), by Joseph Crukshank, 69 pages Songs And Song-Legends Of Dahkotah Land (1882), by Edward Fales, 35 pages Stories From Indian Wigwams And Northern Camp Fires; (1892), by Egerton Young, 369 pages Stories Of Indian Chieftains (1911), by Mary Hall Husted, 149 pages Tah Koo Wah Kan – The Gospel Among The Dakotas (1869), by S.B. Treat, 536 pages Teuchsa Grondie. A Legendary Poem (1869), Levi Bishop, 53 pages The American Aboriginal Portfolio (1853), by Mary Eastman, 191 pages The American Indian In Painting (1900), by H. Chadick Hunter, 35 pages The American Indian What And Whence (1894), 15 pages The American Indians, North Of Mexico (1917), by W.H. Miner, 191 pages The Autobiography Of A Winnebago Indian (1920), by Paul Radin, 101 pages The Cherokees In Pre-Columbian Times (1890), by Prof. Cyrus Thomas, 113 pages The Childhood Of Ji-Shib, The Ojibwa, And Sixty-Four Pen Sketches (1900), by Albert Jenks, 137 pages The Contributions Of The American Indian To Civilization (1903), by Alexander Chamberlain, 44 pages The Culture Of The Luiseño Indians (1908), by Philip Stedman Sparkman, 60 pages The Dawn Of Canadian History – A Chronicle Of Aboriginal Canada (1915), by Stephen Leacock, 152 pages The Dawn Of The World (1910), by C. Hart Merriam, 117 pages The Eastern Cherokees (1888), by Thomas Donaldson, 32 pages The Eastern Cherokees (1943), by William Gilbert, 275 pages The Explanatory Element In The Folk-Tales Of The North-American Indians (1914), by T.T. Waterman, 62 pages The Food Of Certain American Indians And Their Methods Of Preparing It (1895), by Lucien Carr, 46 pages The Four Kings Of Canada – Being An Account Of The Four Indian Princes Lately Arrived From North America (1710), 80 pages The Genesis Of The American Indian (1917), by Ales Hrdlicka, 34 pages The Genetic Relationship Of The North American Indian Languages (1919), by Paul Radin, 27 pages The History, Manners And Customs Of The North American Indians (1849), 259 pages The Honor Of Breath Feather (1914), by Anna Kalfus, 64 pages The Indian Captivity Of O.M. Spencer (1917), by Milo Milton Quaife, 223 pages The Indian In His Wigwam, Or, Characteristics Of The Red Race Of America (1848), by Henry Schoolcraft, 428 pages The Indian Miscellany (1877), by W.W. Beach, 498 pages The Indian Pass – An Adirondack Legend (1888), by Hnery Van Hoevenbergh, 11 pages The Indian Question (1874), by Francis A. Walker, 272 pages The Indian Wars Of The United States, From The First Settlement At Jamestown, In 1607, To The Close Of The Great Uprising Of 1890-91 (1902), by Edward Ellis, 509 pages The Indians Of Berks County, Pa (1881), by D.B Brunner, 189 pages The Indians, Their Manners And Customs (1889), by John McLean, 350 pages The Iroquois Book Of Rites (1883), by Horatio Halem, 229 pages The Keshequa Trail (1908), by The Bard of the Keshequa Valley, 43 pages The League Of The Iroquois, And Other Poems (1880), by Benjamin Hathaway, 343 pages The Legend Of Laddin’s Rock (1902), by Alice Stead Binney, 46 pages The Legend Of Multnomah Falls (1905), by Susan Williamson Smith, 43 pages The Life And Traditions Of The Red Men (1893), By Joseph Nicolar, 156 pages The Lost Giant And Other American Indian Tales Retold (1918), by Violet Moore Higgins, 83 pages The Marvellous Country Or, Three Years In Arizona And New Mexico (N.D), by Samuel Cozzens, 612 pages The Merchandise Of The American Indian (1920), 27 pages The Myth Of Stone Idol. A Love Legend Of Dakota (1876), by William Jones, 84 pages The Nacoochee Mound In Georgia (1918), by George Pepper, 219 pages The Ohio Valley In Colonial Days (1890), by Berthold Fernow, 304 pages The Old Trail And The New – A Tale Of The Kittatinnies (1909), by A.M. Gher, 83 pages The Oneota. The Red Man As Soldier (1913), by Willard Yager, 159 pages The Oneota; Medicine In The Forest (1911), by Willard Yager, 92 pages The Ozark Bluff-Dwellers (1960), by M.R. Harrington, 259 pages The Path On The Rainbow, An Anthology Of Songs And Chants From The Indians Of North America (1918), by Geroge Cronym, 388 pages The Peyote Cult (1923), by Paul Radin, 54 pages The Punishment Of The Stingy And Other Indian Stories (1901), by Geroge Bird Grinnel, 286 pages The Religion Of The Indians Of California (1907), by A.L. Kroeber, 40 pages The Seri Indians (1896), by WJ McGee, 460 pages The Song Of The Wahbeek, A Poem (1909), by Henry Pelham Holmes Bromwell, 202 pages The Spirit Lake Massacre (1918), by Thomas Teakle, 359 pages The Story Of The American Indian; His Origin, Development, Decline And Destiny (C1887), by Elbridge S. Brooks, 324 pages The Sun-God (1889), by J.E. Wharton, 79 pages The Swimmer Manuscript Cherokee Sacred Formulas And Medicinal Prescriptions (1932), by James Mooney, 361 pages The White Wolf (1921), by Elmer Russell Gregor, 283 pages The Wild Rose Of The Beaver, And Tononqua, The Pride Of The Wyandots. Two Border Tales Of The 18th Century (1886), by Rudolph Leonhart, 381 pages Tisayac Of The Yosemite (1890), by Toland, 89 pages To The American Indian (C1916), by Mrs. Lucy Thompson, 220 pages Totem Tales – Indian Stories Indian Told, Gathered In The Pacific Northwest (1896), by W.S. Phillips, 332 pages Traditions Of The Arapaho (1903), by George Dorsey, 488 pages Traits Of American-Indian Life And Character (1853), 241 pages Travels And Adventures In Canada And The Indian Territories Between The Years 1760 And 1776 (1809), by James Bain, 407 pages Travels Through The Interior Parts Of North-America In The Years 1766, 1767, And 1768 (1778), by J. Carver, 582 pages Wab-Ah-See, A Legend Of The Sleeping Dew; And Other Poems (1868), by Mrs MJ Kutz, 211 pages When Buffalo Ran (1920), by George Bird Grinnel, 134 pages Wigwam Wonder Tales (1919), by William Thompson, 174 pages Wisdom Of The North American Indian In Speech And Legend (1913), by Alexander Francis Chamberlain, 45 pages Yaqui Myths And Legends (1959), by Ruth Warner Giddings, 143 pages Yosemite Legends (1904), by Bertha H. Smith, 92 pages Apache A Vanished Race Of Aboriginal Founders, An Address by Brig. – General Henry Stuart Turrill, (1907), 32 pages An Adventure With The Apaches (1900), by Gabriel Ferry, 157 pages An Apache Campaign In The Sierra Madre (1886), by Capt. John G. Bourke, 166 pages An Apache Life-Way, The Economic, Social, And Religious Institutions Of The Chiricahua Indians (1941), by Morris Edward Opler, 534 pages An Apache Princess – A Tale Of The Indian Frontier (1903), by General Charles King, 347 pages Annals Of Old Fort Cummings, New Mexico, 1867-8 (1916), by William Thornton Parker, 76 pages Apache-Land (1878), by Charles D. Poston, 169 pages Captivity Of The Oatman Girls Being A Narrative Of Life Among The Apache And Mohave (1858), by R.B. Stratton, 318 pages Environmental Change In Aravaipa, 1870-1970 – An Ethnoecological Survey (1991), by Diana Hadley, 448 pages General Crook And The Fighting Apaches (1918), by Edwin Sabin, 323 pages Geronimo’s Story Of His Life (1906), by S.M. Barrett, 298 pages Life Among The Apaches (1868), by John Cremony, 336 pages Life Of Tom Horn, Government Scout And Interpreter (1904), by Tom Horn, 351 pages Memorial And Affidavits Showing Outrages Perpetrated By The Apache Indians (1871), 43 pages Myths And Tales From The White Mountain Apache (1919), by Pliny Earle Goddard, 61 pages Notes On The State Of Sonora (1861), by Charles Stone, 28 pages On The Trail Of Geronimo Or, In The Apache Country (C1889), by Lieut. R.H. Jayne, 349 pages Resources Of Arizona Territory With A Description Of The Indian Tribes, Ancient Ruins, Cochise, Apache Chief (1871), 38 pages Resumé Of Operations Against Apache Indians, 1882 To 1886 (1886). By Brigadier General George Cook, 36 pages Seven And Nine Years Among The Camanches And Apaches An Autobiography (C1873), by Edwn Eastman, 331 pages The Apache Prisoners In Fort Marion, St. Augustine, Florida (1887), by Herbert Welsh, 65 pages The Dread Apache, That Early-Day Scourge Of The Southwest (1915), by Dr. M.P. Freeman, 34 pages The Land Of Poco Tiempo (C1893), by Charles F. Lummis, 330 pages The Medicine-Men Of The Apache (1892), by John G. Bourke, 174 pages The Round-Up, Or Geronimo’s Last Raid (C1908), by Edward S. Ellis, 365 pages The Talking Leaves – An Indian Story (1882), by W.O. Stoddard, 332 pages The Vanguard (C1914), by Edgar Beecher Bronson, 322 pages The Vital Statistics Of An Apache Indian Community (1893), by W.C. Borden, 27 pages Tonio, Son Of The Sierras, A Story Of The Apache War (1906), by General Charles King, 356 pages Aztecs A Conservation Study Of An Anasazi Earthen Mural At Aztec Ruins National Monument, 607 pages A Prince Of Anahuac – A Histori-Traditional Story Antedating The Aztec Empire (1894), by James Porter, 383 pages Aztec Land (1890), by Maturin Ballou, 374 pages Descriptive Catalogue Of The Archaeological & Artistic Collections Of Eufemio Abadiano (1885), by Eufemio Abadiana, 19 pages Memoir Of Eventful Expedition In Central America (1851), by John Stevens, 50 pages Mexico, Aztec, Spanish And Republican (1852), by Branct Mayer, 470 pages Montezuma, The Serf, or, The Revolt Of The Mexitili – The Tale Of The Last Days Of The Aztec Dynasty (1845), 250 pages Montezuma. An Epic On The Origin And Fate Of The Aztec Nation (1885), by Hiram Hoyt Richmond, 201 pages On The Social Organization And Mode Of Government Of The Ancient Mexicans (1879), by AD. F. Bandelier, 153 pages Pictorial History Of Mexico And The Mexican War – An Account Of The Ancient Aztec Empire (1862), by John Frost, 645 pages Poems – An Historical Poem Of The Ancient Aztecs Of Mexico (1884), by Augustin Taveau, 172 pages Sacred Flowers Of The Aztecs (1912), by William Edwin Safford, 15 pages Sunrise In Aztec Land (1922), by Wiliam A. Ross, 248 pages The Aztec And Maya Papermakers (1944), by Victor Wolfgang Von Hagen, 180 pages The Aztec God And Other Dramas (1916), by George Lansing Raymond, 485 pages The Aztec Treasure-House, A Romance Of Contemporaneous Antiquity (1890), by Thomas Janvier, 480 pages The Aztec-Hunters (1918), by Francis Rolt-Wheeler, 409 pages The Aztecs (Indian Races) (1905), by A. Van Doren Honeyman, 111 pages The Aztecs, Their History, Manners, And Customs (1887), by Lucien Biart, 355 pages The Book Of The Life Of The Ancient Mexicans – Containing An Account Of Their Rites And Superstitions (1903), 191 pages The Bride Of Huitzil An Aztec Legend (1922), by Hervey Allen, 48 pages The Delineation Of The Day-Signs In The Aztec Manuscripts (1916), by T.T. Waterman, 110 pages The Early Peopling Of America, And Its Discovery Before The Time Of Columbus (1848), by John Newman, 50 pages The Fair God Or, The Last Of The ‘Tzins A Tale Of The Conquest Of Mexico (1887), by Lew Wallace, 434 pages The Fall Of Tollan (1905), by James Edward Rougth, 60 pages The History Of Mexico And Its Wars (1882), by John Frost, 731 pages The Khitan Languages The Aztec And Its Relations (1884), by John Campbell, 26 pages The Magic And Mysteries Of Mexico Or, The Arcane Secrets And Occult Lore Of The Ancient Mexicans And Maya ([N.D.]), by Lewis Spence, 320 pages The Stone Of The Sun And The First Chapter Of The History Of Mexico (1921), by Enrique Juan Palacios, 94 pages The White Conquerors A Tale Of Toltec And Aztec (1893), by Kirk Munroe, 356 pages Tizoc (1829), by Marshall Saville, 97 pages Hopi A Journal Of American Ethnology And Archaeology Vol 1 (1891), by J Walter Fewkes, 154 pages A Journal Of American Ethnology And Archaeology Vol 2 (1891), by J Walter Fewkes, 211 pages A Journal Of American Ethnology And Archaeology Vol 3 (1891), by J Walter Fewkes, 161 pages Archeological Expedition To Arizona In 1895 (1899), by Jesse Walter Fewkes, 470 pages Brief Miscellaneous Hopi Papers (1912), by H.R. Voth. 162 pages Colonel Juan Batista De Anza, Governor Of New Mexico (1918), by Colonel Juan Bautista de Anza, 51 pages Designs On Prehistoric Hopi Pottery (1919), 801 pages Dolls Of The Tusayan Indians (1894), by J. Walter Fewkes, 51 pages Hopi Ceremonial Frames From Cañon De Chelly, Arizona (1906), by J. Walter Fewkes, 16 pages Hopi Katcinas Drawn By Native Artists (1904), by J. Walter Fewkes, 254 pages Hopi Proper Names (1905), by H.R. Voth, 60 pages Hopi Shrines Near The East Mesa, Arizona (1906), by J Walter Fewkes, 46 pages Hopiykwa Lonatuawh Tatawwi = (Hopi Gospel Songs Printed In The Interest Of The Missions To The Hopis (1918), 67 pages Kwahu, The Hopi Indian Boy (1913), by George Newell Moran, 246 pages Prehistoric Stone Implements Of Northeastern Arizona (N.D), by Ricard B. Woodbury, 323 pages The Hopi Indians (1915), by Walter-Hough, 272 pages The Mishongnovi Ceremonies Of The Snake And Antelope Fraternities Vol 3 No 3 (1902), by H.R. Voth, 399 pages The Moki Snake Dance (1901), by Walter Hough, 80 pages The Oráibi Oáqöl Ceremony (Volume 11, No. 1), by George Dorsey and H.R. Voth, 228 pages The Oráibi Oáqöl Ceremony (Volume 3, No. 1), by George Dorsey and H.R. Voth, 209 pages The Oráibi Oáqöl Ceremony (Volume 6, No. 1), by George Dorsey and H.R. Voth, 173 pages The Oráibi Oáqöl Ceremony (Volume 6, No. 2), by George Dorsey and H.R. Voth, 62 pages The Oraibi Summer Snake Ceremony Vol 3 No 4 (1903), by George Dorsey and H.R. Voth, 378 pages The Snake-Dance Of The Moquis Of Arizona (N.D), by John Bourke, 527 pages The Sun’s Influence On The Form Of Hopi Pueblos (1906), by J. Walter Fewkes, 26 pages The Traditions Of The Hopi (1905), by H.R. Voth, 341 pages Through Our Unknown Southwest…The Home Of The Cliff Dweller And The Hopi…(1913), by Agnes C. Laut, 385 pages Traditions Of The Hopi (1905), by H.R. Voth, 329 pages Truth Of A Hopi (1936), by Edmund Nequatewa, 138 pages Tusayan Flute And Snake Ceremonies (1901), by J. Walter Fewkes, 105 pages Tusayan Katcinas (1897), by J. Walter Fewkes, 176 pages Tusayan Migration Traditions (1901), by J. Walter Fewkes, 70 pages Incas Antiquarian, Ethnological, And Other Researches In New Granada, Equador, Peru And Chili… (1860), by William Bollaert, 316 pages Cuzco A Journey To The Ancient Capital Of Peru, with An Account Of The History, Language, Literature, And Antiquities Of The Incas (1856), by Clements Markhan, 446 pages First Part Of The Royal Commentaries Of The Yncas (1871), by Clements Markham, 563 pages Heirs Of The Incas (1924), by Carroll K. Michener, 318 pages Historical Researches On The Conquest Of Peru, Mexico… (1827), by John Ranking, 503 pages History Of The Conquest Of Peru Vol I (1901), by William Prescott, 388 pages History Of The Conquest Of Peru Vol II (1901), by William Prescott, 402 pages History Of The Indians Of North And South America (1848), by Peter Parley, 336 pages In The Wonderland Of Peru (1912), by Hiram Bingham, 198 pages Inca Land Explorations In The Highlands Of Peru (1922), by Hiram Bingham, 482 pages Manco The Peruvian Chief Or, An Englishman’s Adventures In The Counrty Of The Incas (1900), by William Kingston, 323 pages Narratives Of The Rites And Laws Of The Yncas (1873), by Clements Markham, 253 pages Observations On The Inca And Yunga Nations, Their Early Remains (1865), by Archibald Smith, 106 pages Old Civilizations Of Inca Land (1924), by Charles Mead, 130 pages Peru Illustrated – Or, Incidents Of Travel And Exploration In The Land Of The Incas (1877), by E. George Squier, 652 pages Peru. History Of Coca, The Divine Plant Of The Incas_ With An Introductory Account Of The Incas, And Of The Andean Indians Of To-Day (1901), by W. Golden Mortimer, 610 pages Ten Years In South America (1876), by Benjamin Dingman, 79 pages The Gold Of The Gods (1915), by Arthur Reeve, 305 pages The Golden Magnet A Tale Of The Land Of The Incas (1884), by Geo Manville Fenn, 446 pages The History Of America (1800), by WIlliam Robertson, 452 pages The Incas And Their Industries .. (1921), by Henry Van Den Bergh, 67 pages The Incas Of Peru (1912), Sur Clements Markham, 489 pages The Incas, Or, The Destruction Of The Empire Of Peru (1777), by M. Mormontel, 305 pages The Land Of The Incas And The City Of The Sun The Story Of Francisco Pizarro And The Conquest Of Peru (1885), by W.H. Davenport Adams, 262 pages The Musical Instruments Of The Incas, A Guide Leaflet To The Collection On Exhibition In The American Museum Of Natural History (1903), by Charles W. 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