...assistants of high rank. The dignity of chief, so commonly transformed into hereditary nobility, has been found to have been, merely, a reward of merit...organization and mode of government of the ancient Mexicans ivas a military democracy, originally based upon communism in liviug. 699 KEPORT OF THE TREASURER....

...consideration and occasional indnlgence in finery. Taking all this together, and adding to it the resnlts of our investigations into the military organization of the ancient Mexicans, as well as of their commnnal mode of holding and enjoying the soil, we feel anthorized to conclnde that the social orgnuiz'llioit...

...and occasional indnlgence in finery. Taking all this togeiher, and adding to it the resnlts of onr investigations into the military organization of the ancient Mexicans, as well as of their commnnal modi, of holdmg and enjoying the soil, we feel anthorized to concinde ihat the social organization...

...assistants of high rank. The dignity of chief, so commonly transformed into hereditary nobility, has been found to have been, merely, a reward of merit...organization and mode of government of the ancient Mexican» was a military democracy, originally based upon communism in liviug. REPORT OF THE TREASURER....

...prerogatives than personal consideration and occasional indulgence in finery. Taking all this together, und adding to it the results of our investigations into...authorized to conclude that the social organization ami •inoue of government of the ancient Mexicans was a military democracy, originally based upon...

...prerogative than personal considerations and occasional indulgence in finery. Taking all our investitions we conclude that the social organization and mode of...democracy originally based upon communism in living?' THE AMERICAN ANTIQUARIAN. — The third number of Vol. n. contains the following papers, together with...

...Annual Report of the Pcabody Musenm of American Archteology and Ethnology. Cambridge, 1880, p. 699. " Taking all this together, and adding to it the results...communal mode of holding and enjoying the soil, we feel anthorized to conclude that the social organization and mode of government of the ancient Mexicans...

...Annual Report of the Peahody Museum of American Archaeology and Ethnology. Cambridge, 1880, p. 699. "Taking all this together, and adding to it the results...their communal mode of holding and enjoying the soil, \re feel anthorized to conclude that the social organization and mode, of goremmcnt of the ancient...

...Annual JKeport of the I'cabody Muscum of American Archa'ology and Kthnology. Cambridge, 1880, p. 699. "Taking all this together, and adding to it the results...their communal mode of holding and enjoying the soil, \ve feel authorized to conclude that the social organization and mode of government of the ancient...

...Annual Report of the Peabody Museum of American Archaeology and Ethnology. Cambridge, 1£S0, p. 099. " Taking all this together, and adding to it the results...of their communal mode of holding and enjoying the noil, we feel anthorized to conclude that the nodal onIanization and modi: of government of the ancient...