A notice of some manuscripts in Central American languages

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Abstract
THE natives of Yucatan and most of those who formerly inhabited the provinces of Vera Paz, Ohiapas, Guatemala, and Tabasco, spoke closely related languages, the most• prominent of which was the Maya, current on the peninsula.Its name has been applied generically to them all, and may thus be understood to include the Maya proper or Yucateca, the Oakchiquel or Guatemalteca, the Quiche or Utlateca, the Tzutuhil or Atiteca, tht Zahlopakap, the Pokome, the Tzotzil, the Mam, the Tzendal supposed to be, or most nearly to resemble, the parent stem, and the Huasteca of Tamaulipas which was
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Authors D. G. Brinton
Journal american journal of science
Year 1869
DOI
10.2475/ajs.s2-47.140.222
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https://doi.org/10.2475/ajs.s2-47.140.222
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