The Naturalist in Nicaragua by Thomas Belt
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civilisation before the arrival of the Spaniards.--The designation
"Nahuatls" proposed to include all the Mexican, Western Central American, and Peruvian races that had descended from the same ancient stock.--The Nahuatls distinct from the Caribs on one side and the Red Indians on the other.--Discussion of the question of the peopling of America. CHAPTER 21. Return to Santo Domingo.--The birds of Chontales.--The insects of Chontales.--Mimetic forms.--Departure from the mines.--Nicaragua as a field for emigration.--Journey to Greytown.--Return to England. INDEX. . . . LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS. PLATE 1. SKETCH MAP OF NICARAGUA. PLATE 2. ALLIGATORS. PLATE 3. HEADS OF MOT-MOTS. PLATE 4. COMMISSIONER'S HOUSE AT SANTO DOMINGO. PLATE 5. NEST OF LEAF-CUTTING ANT. PLATE 6. MACHINERY OF CHONTALES GOLD-MINING COMPANY. |
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