Documentos originales para la historia de Chiapas : Tomo I : Vera-Paz, Chichea [sic] Itza, etc. : ms., 1548-1820.

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Documentos originales para la historia de Chiapas : Tomo I : Vera-Paz, Chichea [sic] Itza, etc. : ms., 1548-1820.

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Originals : [208] p. ; 30-31 cm.Copies : partial microfilm reel (107 exposures) : negative (Rich. 103:9) and positive.

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