Mexico, Aztec, Spanish and Republican, Vol. 2 of 2: A Historical, Geographical, Political, Statistical and Social Account of that Country from the Period of the Invasion by the Spaniards to the Present Time.Mayer, Brantz
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Mexico, Aztec, Spanish and Republican, Vol. 2 of 2: A Historical, Geographical, Political, Statistical and Social Account of that Country from the Period of the Invasion by the Spaniards to the Present Time.
far better right to expel the Creoles. May the latter be taught by their
own acuteness to grant the Indians, while it is yet time, the practical
exercise of these civic rights theoretically conceded to them, for the
revolt of the copper colored race would indeed present a fearful
spectacle!"
INDIAN TRIBES OR RACES IN MEXICO IN THE STATE OF YUCATAN.
1. Mayas.
IN THE STATES OF CHIAPAS AND TABASCO.
2 Teochiapanécos,
3 Zoques,
4 Cendáles,
5 Mames.
IN THE STATE OF OAJACA.
6 Zapotécas,
7 Mixtecos,
8 Mixes,
9 Chinanutécos,
10 Chontáles,
11 Cuicatécos.
12 Chochos,
13 Chaténos,
14 Huabes,
15 Huatequimánes,
16 Izcatécos,
17 Almoloyas, a few.
18 Soltécos,
19 Trìques,
20 Pabúcos,
21 Amúsagos,
22 Zoques,
23 Aztécos.
IN THE STATES OF MEXICO, PUEBLA AND VERA CRUZ.
24 Aztécos,
25 Totonáques,
26 Popolúcas,
27 Tlapanécos,
28 Mixtécos,
29 Huastécos,
30 Cuitlatecos.
IN THE STATE OF QUERETARO.
31 Otomés,
32 Chichimecas, and a few Aztécos.
IN THE STATE OF MICHOACAN.
33 Tarráscos,
34 Otomés.
IN THE STATE OF GUANAJUATO.
35 Pamos,
36 Capúces,
37 Samues,
38 Mayolias,
39 Guamánes,
40 Guachichiles.
IN THE STATE OF JALISCO.
41 Cazcánes,
42 Guachichiles,
43 Guamánes,
44 Tenoxquínes,
45 Matlacingos,
46 Jaliscos.
STATES OF SAN LUIS POTOSI, NEW LEON AND TAMAULIPAS.
47 Chichimecas, Aztecos, or Tlascaltecas.
IN THE STATES OF DURANGO AND CHIHUAHUA.
48 Tepehuanés,
49 Topías,
50 Acaxis,
51 Xixímes,
52 Sicurabas,
53 Himas,
54 Huimis,
55 Acotlánes,
56 Cocoyámes,
57 Yanos,
58 Tarahumares.
IN THE STATE OF SINALOA.
59 Coras,
60 Nayarítes,
61 Hueicolhues,
62 Tubaras,
63 Cinaloas,
64 Cahitas.
IN THE STATE OF SONORA.
65 Mayos,
66 Zuáques,
67 Hiaquis,
68 Yaquis,
69 Guazare,
70 Ahome,
71 Ocoromi,
72 Teguéca,
73 Tepahue,
74 Zoe,
75 Huite,
76 Guaymas,
77 Pimas-bajos,
78 Mobas,
79 Onabas,
80 Nures,
81 Saboribas or Sisibolaris,
82 Huras,
83 Heris,
84 Sabaipures,
85 Sonoras,
86 Eudebes,
87 Opatas,
88 Seres,
89 Tiburones,
90 Pipos-altos,
91 Papagos or Papahi-Ootam,
92 Yumas,
93 Cucapachas,
94 Coanopas,
95 Cajuenches,
96 Cutguanes,
97 Hoahonómos,
98 Bagiópas,
99 Quiquimas,
100 Cocomaricopas,
101 Apaches-tontos,
102 Pimas-gileños,
103 Apaches-gileños,
104 Nijoras,
105 Apaches-mimbreños,
106 Apaches-Chiricaguis,
107 Yabipaïs or Yabipias,
108 Jalchedumes,
109 Juníguis,
110 Yamágas,
111 Chemeonahas or Chemeguabas,
112 Cosnínas,
113 Moquis,
114 Navajos,
115 Timpachis,
116 Yutas,
117 Tabeguachis
118 Payúches,
119 Talarénos,
120 Raguapuis.
IN OLD CALIFORNIA.
121 Pericuis,
122 Monquis or Menguis,
123 Guaycúras,
124 Coras,
125 Cochimas,
126 Colimies,
127 Laimones,
128 Utschetas,
129 Vehitis,
130 Icas.
IN NEW CALIFORNIA.
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