The Treasure of Montezuma
| Title | The Treasure of Montezuma |
| Year for Search | 1888 |
| Authors | Leonhart,, Rudolph A.M.(b. 1832) |
| Date Published | 1888 |
| Publisher | Cassidy |
| Place Published | Canton, OH |
| Keywords | Male author, US author |
| Annotation | Country called Friedenstahl in an isolated valley in Mexico. Capital is Montezuma. Well-watered, unlike much of Mexico. Better society brought about by a man of wealth. Much of the novel is concerned with the efforts of his relatives from outside to undermine his activities so that they could get control of his money. At the end all the property goes to the people of Friendenstahl, with the land to be held in common. |
| Holding Institutions | MoU-St, PSt, W3,3282 |
| Author Note | (b. 1832) |
| Full Text | 1888 Leonhart, Rudolph, A.M. (b. 1832). The Treasure of Montezuma. Canton, OH: Cassidy. MoU-St, PSt, W3,3282 Country called Friedenstahl in an isolated valley in Mexico. Capital is Montezuma. Well-watered, unlike much of Mexico. Better society brought about by a man of wealth. Much of the novel is concerned with the efforts of his relatives from outside to undermine his activities so that they could get control of his money. At the end all the property goes to the people of Friendenstahl, with the land to be held in common. |
