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London, England, 1807-03-14 00:00:00

I3y ABBE DL FRANCESCO SAVERI.Oc'LAV.IGERO.

'Transiated from the original
Account of this Work front theMOLithly Review:

" Europeans know little Of the interior of Mexico ; the
accounts given of that country by travellers are discordant, in
consequence of their ignorance•of the language and manners'of
the neople they describe, and' their unacquaintance with a
prudigious number of memoirs ,u 4,1 relations that throw light
ny,n the :,:s*,O;y of 'hat famous. country. If ever a writer
was qualified, by a combination' of advantageous-circuM-
stanes,,ptbr composing a history of MeXico, it is certainly
the Clavigero.
the
he has not o'nly .ffriiseti.• as it
seems, Nvitn.Care, the writers who. makementiphor this
in the
great Empire, but, he was born country,' is master of,
its laiik;tiage, and has visited all those parts of it which the
Goverumentlias rendered inaccessible fo the curiosity.
of travellers.. Nor 'did he-pay then] only a tran:4ltfiry visit, for
lie spent abOve thirty years in observing, with the 'eye of a•
Tiliiiusophe.r, all the parts of-this extensive tegion, and in
proo:Aing froth the i tisea'exaCl infutmatiou with reso,Cl,to
every obje.et of ait'y consequence,' so. that lie may he almost'
considero es an o;:u1,:r witless Of what he relaterS. I f to
ihese uncoinmon advantagestlie laborious and learned Author
has joined ,:rifical acumen so necessary to appreciate ,the
sources of inf,•rmation, to discuss dubious fads,' to combine
scattered 0.10 touts, and to separate truth from fable, and
has cow nen ail by , that bold candour which suppresses
every thing that is false, and disguises or conceals no import-
.ant truth, his work itlust he an int:Stirrfable Present to the re.
public of lettcrs. Such, is it estecrn,:r! by good judges; who
attributeto him larg'tly all these qualities. • '
• t,lt is with pleasure tlftit we u:lvc per iF,cd the work; and
';'we.heOtate. not To recoMmr:nd it to te'H..;s of eYe'ry'deS,!rip-
tion.;. many will eta rive' from it much re.at and
all.will be greatly ontotiaiuctlt icy the variety Of incidents, and
the numerous anecdotes, it-Cottains.
Ve . trarisiMir lass done his countrymen, who
are ignorant of the Italian language, in.iterial :;cryi.ce,
,pres.'.uting them with the Abbe Clavigero';.; work. an an ling.

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