Prehistoric Structures of Central America

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I have printed for gratuitous circulation a few copies of a lecture containing the results of my investigations for the last thirty years in regard to the question – “Who erected the prehistoric structures of Central America and Peru? If you should deem my deductions worthy of a place in your valuable library, I herewith furnish a copy for your shelves.

Truly yours.

Martin Ingham Townsend.

M. I. Townsend had burning questions, that he wanted answered. He was not only a scholarly man, but also a man of reason. Martin Townsends skill of study, law and research enabled him to find logical flaws in the history being presented to the world. He wrote several documents outlining the many grievances he had with the current (1800's) narrative. He had studied what was known about Central America, and what was taught about the same region. He felt there were glaring differences between the two. How could what is known about an area be so misunderstood. This is one of the questions Martin Ingam Townsend set out to answer in the document Prehistoric Stuctures of Central America.

I have transcribed the original document to epub format. This will make all words more easily searchable and much easier to study. Thank you.

I have printed for gratuitous circulation a few copies of a lecture containing the results of my investigations for the last thirty years in regard to the question – “Who erected the prehistoric structures of Central America and Peru? If you should deem my deductions worthy of a place in your valuable library, I herewith furnish a copy for your shelves.

Truly yours.

Martin Ingham Townsend.

M. I. Townsend had burning questions, that he wanted answered. He was not only a scholarly man, but also a man of reason. Martin Townsends skill of study, law and research enabled him to find logical flaws in the history being presented to the world. He wrote several documents outlining the many grievances he had with the current (1800's) narrative. He had studied what was known about Central America, and what was taught about the same region. He felt there were glaring differences between the two. How could what is known about an area be so misunderstood. This is one of the questions Martin Ingam Townsend set out to answer in the document Prehistoric Stuctures of Central America.

I have transcribed the original document to epub format. This will make all words more easily searchable and much easier to study. Thank you.

Martin Ingham Townsend

Born in 1810, M. I. Townsend graduated with a degree in Law from Williams University. He became a clerk in a law office and passed the bar in 1836. After becoming a District Attorney, politician and delegate of the state of New York, M.I. Townsend turned to writing and the study of the natural history of the Americas. Many of his stunning conclusions are not widely known.

Information Uncovered.

With so many historical documents falling into the shadows of antiquity, I feel its time to shed new light on forgotten ideals. It may be more difficult to dismiss the theories of old when we read the actual documents that were produced by the accepted, and highly regarded authors of the past. This is one such book. It has been reproduced for modern device and a modern mind.