[1808] The long article on the Races of America in Cassino’s Standard Nat. Hist. (Boston, 1885), vol. vi., is based on Friedrich von Hellwald’s Naturgeschichte des Menschen, but it is widely varied in places under the supervision of Putnam and Carr. Cf. also J. C. Prichard’s Researches into the physical history of mankind (Lond., 1841), 4th ed., vol. v., “Oceanic and American nations.”
[1809] Bandelier, in his several essays in the 2d volume of the Peabody Museum Reports, speaks of his neglecting such compilations as Bancroft’s in order to deal solely with the original sources, and the student will find the references in his foot-notes of those essays very full indications of what he must follow in the study of such sources.
[1810] Harrisse, Bib. Am. Vet.; Rich, Bibl. Nova; Leclerc, nos. 350, 351; Pilling, p. xxviii.
[1811] Pilling, p. xii.
[1812] See Vol. II. p. 429.
[1813] Bib. Mex. Guat., p. 24; Pinart, no. 161. Cf. Icazbalceta on “Las bibliotecas de Eguiara y de Beristain” in Memorias de la Académia Méxicana, i. 353.
[1814] Vol. II. p. 430.
[1815] Also in Eng. transl., ii. 256.
[1816] Cf. Brinton’s Aborig. Amer. Authors, Philad., 1883.
[1817] See Vol. II p. 430.