Daniel G. Brinton
1837 – 1899
Books
- [The Red Man pamphlets]
- At the graveside of Walt Whitman
- [Early American man pamphlets]
- Book reviews
- On the language of the Natchez
- Further notes on the Betoya dialects
- Essays of an Americanist
- [Pamphlets
- The myths of the New world
- Library of aboriginal American literature
- The so-called "bow-puller" identified as the Greek
- On various supposed relations between the American and Asian races
- On the Chane-ábal (four language) tribe and dialect of Chiapas
- The study of the Nahuatl language
- The conception of love in some American languages
- Address delivered on Columbus day, October 21, 1892
- The Taensa grammar and dictionary
- Maria Candelaria
- On an ancient human footprint from Nicaragua
- On the so-called Alagüilac language of Guatemala
- Personal beauty
- Aboriginal American authors and their productions
- Chrestomathie Maya d'après la chronique de Chac-Xulub-Chen
- The journey of the soul
- Professor Blumentritt's studies of the Philippines
- A review of the data for the study of the prehistoric chronology of America
- The folk-lore journal of Yucatan
- A notice of some manuscripts in Central American languages
- [Collection of bibliographies and notes]
- The aims of anthropology
- The alphabets of the Berbers
- Aims & traits of a world-language
- Observations on the Chinantec language of Mexico
- Native American stringed musical instruments
- Characteristics of American languages
- The chief god of the Algonkins...
- Contributions to a grammar of the Muskokee language
- Religions of primitive peoples
- Anthropology and ethnology
- The Lenâpé and their legends
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