Incidents of Travel in Central America, Chiapas, and Yucatan
John Lloyd Stephens, Karl Ackerman
1846 · 1871 edition
600 pages
These books tell the stories of indigenous peoples around the world. Land, language, tradition, the damage of colonization and the strength of survival are their themes. More and more are written by indigenous authors themselves, in novels, memoirs, poetry and histories that deserve wide reading. This list shows the ones you can read in full for free.
John Lloyd Stephens, Karl Ackerman
1846 · 1871 edition
600 pages
William Gilmore Simms
1882 · 1885 edition
466 pages

Paul Arnett, William Arnett
Published 1999
544 pages
Fridtjof Nansen
Published 1894
444 pages
Alfred Russel Wallace
Published 1892
424 pages
James Fenimore Cooper
Published 1871
458 pages
Hugh Willoughby
Published 1898
300 pages
George Copway
Published 1847
246 pages
Horatio Bardwell Cushman
Published 1899
838 pages
Thomas Carlyle
1870 · 1873 edition
314 pages
Franz Boas, John Wesley Powell
Published 1911
1098 pages

Christopher Hitchens, Christopher Hitchins, David Stephen
1979 · 1981 edition
20 pages
Washington Matthews
Published 1897
350 pages

Tamatoa Bambridge
Published 2016
269 pages
Isabella Lucy Bird
Published 1881
450 pages
Edward Sapir, Geological Survey of Canada
Published 1915
512 pages
James Owen Dorsey
Published 1890
824 pages
James Stevenson
Published 1884
808 pages
Adolph Francis Alphonse Bandelier, New Mexico Historical Records Survey
Published 1890
362 pages
Franz Boas
Published 1894
582 pages

Regina Ganter
Published 2018
248 pages
Cyrus Thomas
Published 1894
72 pages
William Hickling Prescott, The Perfect The Perfect Library
Published 1874
576 pages
Daniel Garrison Brinton
Published 1882
300 pages