enables them to detect important mistakes will be kind enough to point them out candidly and clearly, I will gladly correct such serious faults if another edition should ever be required by an indulgent public.
BRANTZ MAYER.
Baltimore, July, 1850.
AUTHORITIES USED IN THE PREPARATION OF THIS WORK.
I. HISTORICAL.
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Cartas de Cortéz ed. Lorenzana. Historia Verdadera de la Conquista de la Nueva España—Bernal Diaz Peter Martyr. Conquista de Mejico, by De Solis. Veytia. Herrera. Robertson's History of America. Clavigero—Historia Antigua de Mejico. Prescott's History of the Conquest of Mexico. Cavo y Bustamante—Tres Siglos de Mejico. Alaman—Disertaciones sobre la Historia de Mejico. Father Gage's America. Temaux-Compans's History of the Conquest. Recopilacion de las leyes de las Indias. Mendez—Observaciones sobre las leyes, &c., &c. N. American Review, vol. XIX. Transactions of the American Ethnological Society, in the Ar- ticles on Mexico, by Mr. Gal- latin. Researches, Philosophical and Antiquarian, concerning the Aboriginal History of America, by J. H. McCulloh. Pesquisia contra Pedro de Alva- rado y Nuño de Guzman. Lives of the Viceroys in the Liceo Mejicano. Notas y esclarecimientos à la his- toria de la Conquista de Mejico, por José F. Ramirez.—2d vol. of Mexican translation of Prescott. |
Zavala—Revoluciones de Mejico desde 1808, hasta 1830. Don Vicente Pazo's Letters on the United Provinces of South America. Robinson's Memoirs of the Mexi- can Revolution. Ward's Mexico in 1827, &c. Foote's History of Texas. Tejas in 1836. Memorias para la Historia de la Guerra de Tejas, por General Vicente Filisola. Forbes's California. Greenhow's Oregon and California. American State Papers. Ranke—Fursten und Volker. Dr. Dunham's History of Spain and Portugal. General Waddy Thompson's Re- collections of Mexico. Apuntes para la historia de la guerra entre Mejico y los Esta- dos Unidos. Lectures on Mexican history, by José Maria Lacunza, Professor in the College of San Juan de Letran. Constituciones de Mejico y de los Estados Mejicanos. Thirteen octavo volumes of docu- ments published by the Con- gress of the United States, rela- tive to our intercourse and war with Mexico, collected by my- self. Tributo à la Verdad,—Vera Cruz 1847. |
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