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Maya Conquistador. By Matthew Restall. (Boston: Beacon Press, 1998. Pp. xvi, 254. Illustrations. Notes. Glossary. Bibliography. Index. Cloth $25.00. Paper $18.00.)

This set of works is indeed significant. Susan Schroeder is to be commended for having brought the project to fruition. The works of Chimalpahin will now be more widely accessible both to scholars who know Nahuatl, and those who do not. The translation of the works is extremely well done. Chimalpahin is noted for the elegance of his Nahuatl and Anderson and Schroeder have done an exemplary job of conveying the feeling of the Nahuatl elegance into English. Scholars can eagerly anticipate the release of the next volumes of the collection.