Antiquarian Edition—The American Continent and its Inhabitants before its Discovery by Columbus [SOLD]


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  • Subject: Southwest Anthropology and History
  • Item # C2639.19
  • Date Published: 1893
  • Size: Published in two volumes. Volume I: 479 pages, 15 steel engravings. Volume II: 470 pages, 15 steel engravings.
  • SOLD

Antiquarian Edition-The American Continent and its Inhabitants before its Discovery by Columbus

Communicated by Robin Goodfellow, Fairy Historian

Written by Annie Cole Cady

Publisher: Gebbie & Co., Philadelphia, 1893

Published in two volumes.  Volume I: 479 pages, 15 steel engravings. Volume II: 470 pages, 15 steel engravings.  Both volumes recently rebound with brown fabric over board. Text in excellent condition.


CONTENTS Volume I

  1. Introductory Chapter

  2. Evolution of the Earth from Chaos

  3. First Appearance of Vegetation - The Carboniferous Period

  4. The Reptilian Period

  5. The Great Island Sea

  6. The Beginning of Mammalia

  7. Early Mammals of South America

  8. The Glacial Period

  9. The Advent of Man

  10. The Mound Builders

  11. The Pueblos

  12. The Cliff Dwellers

  13. The Maya Civilization of Yucatan

  14. Original Indians of Brazil

  15. Fuegians-Patagonians-Araucanians

  16. Mexico

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  18. The Great Market of Tlatelulco

  19. Ancient Peru

  20. The Roads of the Incas

  21. The Realm of The Grand Chimu

  22. Lake Titicaca and its Neighborhood

  23. Inca Fabrics and Feast

  24. The Ancient Muiscas of Colombia

  25. The Eskimos

  26. The North American Indians-The Dakotahs

  27. The Algonquins, Hurons, Iroquois and other Northern Indian Tribes

  28. The Indians of the South, Southwest and Northwest

CONTENTS Volume II

Introductory Chapter

  1. Birth and Early Manhood of Columbus

  2. Marriage of Columbus and Life at Lisbon

  3. Ferdinand and Isabella

  4. Commencement of the Voyage

  5. The Landing of Columbus

  6. Columbus Returns to Spain

  7. Second Voyage of Columbus

  8. Third and Fourth Voyages

  9. Last Voyage and Death

SECOND PART 

Voyages Made to the New World by Contemporaries of Columbus and others Immediately after his Death

  1. Ojeda, Americus Vespucci, Bastidas, Vincent Pinzon, Cabral, etc.

  2. Castilla del Oro, Darien, Cartagena, etc., etc.-The First Colonies on the Mainland of America, and How they Fared.-Balboa and the Discovery of the Pacific Ocean.-Balboa's Reward

  3. The Conquest of Mexico

  4. Conquest of Mexico Continued-Entrance of Cortez into the City of Mexico

  5. The Siege and Capitulation of the City of Mexico

  6. The Conquest of Peru

  7. The First Voyage Round the World.-Discovery of the Straits of Magellan

  8. Northward Advance of Spanish Exploration-Discovery of Florida

  9. Early English and Portuguese Discoveries Along the Coast of North America

  10. Early French Discoveries in North America

  11. Unsuccessful Attempts of the English to Found Settlements in America

  12. The First Successful English Settlements

  13. Settlement of New England

  14. The Dutch and New Netherland

  15. The Settlement of Maryland

  16. The Settlement of New Jersey-East New Jersey

  17. Settlement of Pennsylvania

  18. The Settlement of the Carolinas

  19. English Colonization of Georgia

  20. Conclusion

 

 

  • Subject: Southwest Anthropology and History
  • Item # C2639.19
  • Date Published: 1893
  • Size: Published in two volumes. Volume I: 479 pages, 15 steel engravings. Volume II: 470 pages, 15 steel engravings.
  • SOLD

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