On American Lot-Games, as Evidence of Asiatic Intercourse Before the Time of Columbus (Classic Reprint)

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Excerpt from On American Lot-Games, as Evidence of Asiatic Intercourse Before the Time of Columbus In this manner a simple lot-game like tdb may have given rise to the dice-game which prevails with so great similarity across the world that ordinary European names may be used for it almost indifferently,

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