File:Aztec costumes and arms people page 99.png

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This drawing is on the page directly after page 98 in the book, but before page 99. This drawing is over the drawing of the display of Aztec armaments and armor that had the caption "Aztec costumes and arms" below it. Since there was no separate caption for this drawing, the "Aztec costumes and arms" caption appears to be applying to both this drawing and the other drawing.

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Description	This drawing is on the page directly after page 98 in the book, but before page 99. This drawing is over the drawing of the display of Aztec armaments and armor that had the caption "Aztec costumes and arms" below it. Since there was no separate caption for this drawing, the "Aztec costumes and arms" caption appears to be applying to both this drawing and the other drawing.
Date	10 March 2014, 02:24:52
Source	Mexico, Aztec, Spanish and republican: A historical, geographical, political, statistical and social account of that country from the period of the invasion by the Spaniards to the present time: with a view of the ancient Aztec Empire and civilization; A historical sketch of the late war: and notices of New Mexico and California. (1853) (Hartford: S. Drake and Company)
Author	Brantz Mayer

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