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London, England, 1807-03-02 00:00:00

MEXICO.

Printed for J. Johnfon, in St-Paul's Church-yard, a New Editim.
in Iwo Vo.t.mes 4to. price 21,211. in boards, of
THE HISTORY ,)f MEXICO. Collected from
spina and Mexican Hiftnrians, from Manufcripts and an-
cient l'Ain,ings of the Indians Illuttrated by a Chart and 2s other
Cnpper plates To which are added, Critical Differtations on the
Land, the Al.imals, and Inhabitant, of Mexico.

by ABBE DE ERANCESCO SAVERIO CLAVIGERO.
Tranflated from the original Italian.
Account of this Work from the Monthly Review.
" Europeans know little of the interior of Mexico; the accounts
given or that country by travellirs are dikordant, in confequence
of their ignorance of tins language and manners of the people they
deferibe aitd their unacquarattnce with a prodigious number c f
rutmoiri anti relations. that throw light upon the hrilory of that
famous country. If ever a writer was qualified, by a comi•inatlau
of advantf gtous citettrollances, for cempofing a Hiftory of Mex-
ico, I is certdittiy the Abbe Clavigero. For he bat not only re-
ruled. as it f:cour with rare, all the writers who make artnann of
this gr7at t tnpire, but he was horn in the country, is moiler or i
languttge, and has %lilted all 'hole parts of itewhich the Spying
Government has rent.l.tre,linacceflible to thccuriofity of trr.vi,,krs.
Nor did bt pay than only a tranfitury vifit, for he (pent above
thirty years in °loitering, with the eye of a philorophet, all the
parts of this exteofive region, and in procuring from the • arvea
exact information with refileSt to every of jed of any cooferiteme,
to that he may be irhuotl cnitLlered as an ocular witnefs of what
he relates. if to there uncommon advantages, the lahotious and
learned Author hasjoined that critical acumen, In neceffary to ap•
predate the 'Owen of information, to davit's dubious tads,. to
combine Icattered fragments, and to feparate truth from fable, and
has crowned all by that bold canclour,which fuppreffea every thing
that is titre, and Cifzuifes or conceals no important truth, his work
Mutt be au ineftiniable prefent to the republic of letters. Sothis it
efteemed by good irides, who attribute to him largely all theft
qualitim •
" It is with pleafure that we have perofed the work, and we
Wham nut to rresconiewil it to readers of every defcription; many
wilt derivemoswis tin!elvdeal intormition, and all will be greatly
tntertained by the variety of incidents, and the numerous anec-
dotes.• it cantairto

We think thotrannator leis done his eourtryrnen, sr`io see
ignmait ts the Italian language, a material fervice, by prefetsti .1;
skeanith the Al be fikavigeres work iu asEnglith &tic"

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