_El Ramie._ Tratado sobre el cultivo y algunas noticias de esta planta. Mérida de Yucatan, 1871. (Ed. de la Revista de Mérida.)
_Los Escritos de D. Joaquin Garcia Icazbalceta._ Ed. de la Revista de Mérida. Tomo II., 1870.
"_Articulo sobre El México_," se halla en el "Deútsch Amerikanisches Conversations Lexicon, barbeitet von. Prof. Alex. I. Schem. Lieferung 64, Band VII., Seite 261, pp. 27. (N. Y. 1872.)
"_Remarks on the Centres of Ancient Civilization in Central America_, and their Geograpical Distribution." Address read before the Am. Geogr. Society, N. Y., July 10th, 1876, with map.
_Zur Ethnologie von Nicaragua._ Articulo publicado en Correspondenz-Blatt der deutschen Gesellschaft für Anthropologie, Ethnologie und Urgeschichte. Redigirt von N. A. v. Frantzius in Heidelberg, No. 9, September, 1874.
In "Geographische Mittheilungen" von A. Petermann, Gotha.
(The above makes no pretension to be a full list of the eminent linguist's publications.)
"San Salvador and Honduras im Iahre, 1847."--Annotated also by Berendt.
GUSTAV BERNOULLI. "Reisen in der Republik Guatemala."--In "Petermann's Mittheilungen," 1874-75.
BARON DER THEIL. "Le Guatemala." In "l'Explorateur," Vol. III. 1876.
J. LAFERRIER. "De Paris au Guatémala." Paris, 1877.
GEORGE WILLIAMSON. "Antiquities in Guatemala." Smithsonian Reports, 1876. (Very interesting and of great value for archæological studies.)
J. W. BODDAM-WETHAM. "Across Central America." London, 1877.
ADOLPH BASTIAN. "Die Monumenta in Santa Lucia Cozumalguapa."--"Zeitschrift für Ethnologie," 1876.
"Die Culturlaender des alten Amerikas." (See Yucatan.)
H. W. BATES. "Central America, West Indies, and South America." London, 1878.
A. BONCARD. "Le Guatèmala."--In "L'explorateur," 1878. No. 23.
FRANCISCO PIMENTEL. (See Yucatan and Chiapas.)
MANUEL OROZCO Y BERRA. (See Yucatan, &c.)
S. HABEL. "The Sculptures of Santa Lucia Cozumalguapa."--Smithsonian Contributions, No. 269.--Washington, 1878.
In closing this list, I must again distinctly state, that it is very imperfect,--and that no one acquainted with the literature of Central America can fail to notice many omissions.--But I had neither time, nor opportunity to do better, owing to the state of my health. In conclusion, I wish to advert to a few books of an exclusively bibliographical tenor, which every student of American history must at least attempt to consult.--Some of them are, unfortunately, extremely rare: