Vanished Race Traces Discovered Mexico to Guatemala
A page notes scholarly works and book reviews touching on travel and history from Mexico northward to Guatemala. It mentions explorations, diaries, and literature on early American and European subjects, with a focus on period studies and literary criticism alongside publishing notes. It cites Charles de Kay and John Rowe as contributors, and references Shakespeare related reviews and other contemporary titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Guatemala
Charles de Kay
Mme
Waddington
White
Shakespeare
Kite
Gordon Keith
Roderick Taliaferro
Lord
Kbyr
London News
Cable
Beaton Ideas
Imaginative Man Felix Wilding and Ghost Notes in Review
A lengthy critical essay surveys Robert Hichens The Imaginative Man Felix Wilding and related ghost stories by Howells Crawford Wilkins and others. It notes Balzac influence and maternal love as central themes while weighing the fading appeal of traditional ghost tales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hichens
Paul Kelver
Mr. Howells
Mr. Crawford
Miss Wilkins
Wilkins
The Queen's Quair from Maurice Hewlett serial
Curious readers learn Maurice Hewlett's new historical romance titled The Queen's Quair to be serialized in The New Metropolitan Magazine starting July. The prologue explains quair as a cashier or small book and frames the tale as Mary of Scotland's tragic love story across generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Hewlett
Century Diction
Ary
Mr. Hewlett
Summer Reading will greatly expand in the Times Review
The New York Times Saturday Review plans a larger Summer Reading issue next week with two lists of fifty titles each and extensive publisher announcements. The issue will still include regular features and reviews by noted specialists, with full coverage of new books and literary news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
New York Times Saturday Review of Books
New York Times Saturday Review
New Fone Times
Vanished race relics in Southern Mexico and Guatemala
Review of Teobert Maler’s research on the Usumatsintla valley finds, detailing Maya influenced ruins in Chiapas and Guatemala. Notes on sculpture faces, attire, and sacred symbols, describing their solemn expression amid ceremonial dress and the link to Maya glyphs and pre conquest architecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Guatemala
Yucatan
Palenque
Chichen Itza
Mexico City
Chiapas
Gulf of Mexico
Frontera
South
Egypt
Herodotos
Also Mentioned on This Page
Saturday Review
Ipplemen
New York
Contents
Poland
George ‘Hrandes
John Rowe
Boston Merchant
Missouri
Hiver
Diary of
James
Robert Hichens
Felix
Jerome Kk. Jerome
Gayety
Felix Wilding
Balzac
Crawford
Nancy Lee
Alice French
Octave Thanet
Ters
Orsino
Octave Tha
Net
Algernon Gissing
London
England
Glad
Stone
John Ruskin
London Academy
Ruskin
Hawarden
Rus
Kin
Gladstone
George Wyndham
Ireland
Carlyle
King
Mary of
Scotland
Usumatsintla
Teobert Maler
Cambridge
Mass
Peabody Museum of American Archaeology and Ethnology
Harvard
University
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