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The Native Races [of the Pacific states], Volume 5, Primitive History, Volume 5

Note II-3 — Chapter II · INTRODUCTORY TO ABORIGINAL HISTORY.

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The fact that they were Spaniards and Catholics is enough to condemn them with critics of a certain class, of which Adair may be quoted as an example: 'I lay little stress upon Spanish testimonies, for time and ocular proof have convinced us of the labored falsehood of almost all their historical narrations.... They were so divested of those principles inherent to honest enquirers after truth, that they have recorded themselves to be a tribe of prejudiced bigots.' Amer. Ind., p. 197.

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