A Sacred History of the Meshica: The Reed People, the Crane, Lake and Island People, the Meshica, Known as the Aztecs, Volumes 1-2

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TitleA Sacred History of the Meshica: The Reed People, the Crane, Lake and Island People, the Meshica, Known as the Aztecs, Volumes 1-2
A Sacred History of the Meshica, Ignacio Bernal
A Sacred History of the Meshica: The Reed People, the Crane, Lake and Island People, the Meshica, Known as the Aztecs
ContributorIgnacio Bernal
PublisherPochteca Workshop & Press, 1983
Length82 pages
  
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