On this page
- Adverts (1)
-
Text (1)
-
I 1386 The Publishers' Circular Dec 6 f&...
Note: This text has been automatically extracted via Optical Character Recognition (OCR) software. The text has not been manually corrected and should not be relied on to be an accurate representation of the item.
-
-
Transcript
-
Note: This text has been automatically extracted via Optical Character Recognition (OCR) software. The text has not been manually corrected and should not be relied on to be an accurate representation of the item.
Additionally, when viewing full transcripts, extracted text may not be in the same order as the original document.
I 1386 The Publishers' Circular Dec 6 F&...
I 1386 The Publishers' Circular Dec 6 f & .
Ad23801
One Volume , demy 8 vo ., Sixteen full-page Chromo-Lithographs , and Fifteen Lithographs beautifull executed by C . F . Keix , after Drawings supplied by the Author . , PRICE ONE G-TJINEA . THE SNAKE DANCE OF THE MOQUIS OF ARIZONA ; Being a Narrative of a Journey from Santa P 6 , ITew Mexico , to the "Villages I of the Moqui Indians of Arizona ; with a Description of the Manners and I Customs of this peculiar people , and especially of the revolting religious rite I the Snake Dance ; to which is added a Brief Dissertation upon Serpent , I Worship in Q-eneral , with an Account of the Tablet Dance of the Pueblo of I Santo Domingo , Nevr Mexico , * fcc . I BY I JOHN G . BOURKE , Captain Third U . S . Cavalry . I OPINIONS OF THE PRESS . I Captain Bourke beheld the Snake Ponce , seeing more of * This volume also possesses considerable interest as a I official it than character any otlier protected European him has ; ever he merely teen , allowed shook hands to do . with His record of travel and adventure . *—Globe . I I notes the persons of all that wlio " tried Was done to tarn him In out our , and he we took cann copious ot do Captain Bourke ' s book ¦ has a double character . It is a I justice commend thropologist to his it not - and volume less student to as the a livel " of general y rec the ord reader comparative of space travel " tha , but n history to we the niuat an of - " believe r n arrative ona , , trustworthy and of it travel is also " of from recen the ¦ ¦ Santa most t contribution curious Fe * to the , complete s Moqal to the villages history , and , ve ot of I religions Indians ' . Captain _ , , . /— and . Pali his Bourke _ * description Mall _ , s n Gazette arrative . © . f their . of . his . vile . v Snake isit ..,. to . Dances the ., Moqui ,, , will , j careful early s all i read religion t and he in more accurate the comparative precious descriptio Captain , because lore Bourke n of of facts these unbiassed has . contributed topics As he by , his is theory net evidence a most ver or y I I I I grading serve comparatively have not yet rites been further practised Ion short * to awake distance awaken in , the to of the men name civilised prevalence ' s mindb of communities religion , if of , the ind , eed most withi , , or they n de at - o oured scientific f this , " useful seem prepossession most volume conscientious . '— . The The Athbxjeum illustrations , and greatly . , add " plain to the and value ool- I I I I New various least Mexico in parts frequent and of the contact Arizona world , with . and The the has author most many has advanced incidents travelled nations to through relate in for ' man As ¦ a y ¦ member years enjoyed of Gen rare . Crook oppor ' s staff tunities Captai for n studying Bouikc hai the I entirely most book which interesting unconnected treat , of and the with at the abominable ophiolatry same time , serpent bu the t those least -rite pages will attractive be of the his , social pecially somewhat ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ institutions been distinct directed branch of these towards of peoples the Pueblo the . His Moquit Indians attention , who , speaking form and bad 00 es a a - Adventures to while the they majority may , " as of tell they readers of are travels called . Volumes , , are but destitute which telling not of of unf " anything Travels requently and to , ¦ ¦ cupying different Some ¦ of seven these language had villages apparentl alread in y the been y allied north visited to -east the as corner Shoshone early as of 1 Arizona , of 869 their and . which and ascribed as the the , pour stream designation forth lias , from now " the been adventure press flowing in " a ; never for can many - reasonably failin years g stre , it am be is , ¦ ¦ following great whon feaste a small years had party . proved But organised all unsuccessful attem at pt Santa s till to witness Fe the at summer last any contrived oflwi * intr alike but fair world , and to ? . conclude tlie But sam they e that scenes are they , take , the find them mountains a' welcome all in , all fro valley , m very the s , rivers much read ¦ - , August Pu to ¦ « he blo present . of A Hualpi graph at the ic during strange description the Snake full of Dance moon this annually remarkable of the held month terpw at > W of ^ - I Icataracts a somethin revolving g and lik panorama e forest the impresaio ^ , citi before es , palaces n our produce eyes , and d , le monuments by aving the whirligigs on the , pass mind in of handsom chorean the ¦ work performance e before volume us . is . profusel naturally ... It y rem Illustrated forms ains the to jtitce be with stated de no i ** l * e " ^ ** w t { " » * * J " : I I exhausted our through we aee childhood racehorses their . , professional on , which or Bourke acrobats ,, when routine ' a , b o ook wo r performing , until spin offers them the a motive monkeys on their ¦ force ¦ going axes is e , credited thirty ligh tions t , on - mos one to the tly coloured descriptive executed t A and . with P portions . other Harmer considerable plates of the a studen , text which artistlo . t These of * rliro the ^ " ^ 1 * , mV * * "" ** ^ L [ . , II I described in will that be s it tran deals before Captain ge even with , and to a , the people indeed roost , who wh voracious ose have manners never dovou pleasant been and rer of customs bo chang what well ; delphia Such arc »* true figure Acad to Sergean s as N emy ature the of " ** Fine Clown may Arts be Dancer ac , and cepte , , the " d the as a ftlmcBt ssurance " Navajo self t Ih j * e > 7 ^ * # J , rJ } ^ ^ II I I literature may and , the however information inaccurately Captain he gives Bonrke , be 1 b , described in ' s ma bo ny ok instances is » b highly *• globe interesting , - absolutely trotting" , " " Sa San Da cred ncer to Meal Dom with ingo on the Snake Female Snakes in Dancer Mouth , " are ob , , " " viously the and " the Medicine drawn " airto anc 1 * W fl ! ¦ ** j p «» ^ » S ^ . M I unique *—Moiining Po « 3 T . from life . *— -Tiik Academy . | l London : SAMPSON LOWMABSTONSEABLE & BIVINGTON , I , , , I Crown Buildings , 1 S 8 Fleet Street . I
-
-
Citation
-
Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), Dec. 6, 1884, page 1386, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_06121884/page/238/
-