Carl Bartholomâus Heller. "Reisen in Mexico." Leipzig, 1853.—Rather fair and moderate.
Désiré Charnay, and Viollet le Duc. "Cités et Ruines américaines." Paris, 1863.—Invaluable for its photographs.
Arthur Morelet. "Voyage dans l'Amérique centrale, l'Ile de Cuba, et la Yucatan." Paris, 1857. English translation by Mrs. E. G. Squier. "Itza, or the unexplored regions of Central America." London, 1871.—A very attractive and valuable work.
Charles Etienne Brasseur de Bourbourg. "Histoire des Nations Civilisées du Méxique et de l'Amérique centrale." Paris, 1857-9. "Rapport sur les Ruines de Mayapan et d'Uxmal," in "Archives de la Cômission scientifique du Méxique," Vol. II.
"Relation des choses de Yucatan." Paris, 1864. (See Landa and Lizana).
"Quatre Lettres sur le Méxique." Paris, 1868.
"Manuscrit Troano." Paris, 1869-1870.
The late Abbé Brasseur was certainly the greatest of all modern travellers in Mexico and Central America, as far as extent of travel and long duration of stay are concerned. He knew those countries better, and had easier access to the natives, than any other similar traveller of this century. His works are therefore, actual mines of wealth so far as old documents are concerned: he has collected and brought to light more manuscripts than any other student. But his honest zeal and unrestrained enthusiasm have led him into paths on which he has wandered lamentably astray. His works are indispensable, though very little of his own conclusions can be believed.
Juan Pio Perez. "Cronología antigua de Yucatan," in "Relation des choses de Yucatan." 1864. Diccionario de la Lengua haya. Mérida, 1877.
Manuel Orozco Y Berra. "Geografia de las Lenguas y Carta etnogrática de México." México, 1864.