Defensa hecha a nombre de la sagrada Prov.a de N.a S.ra de La Merced ... en la causa criminal formada al P.e Fr. Jacinto Miranda ... : Mexico City, [1792 Jan. 12(?)].

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Defensa hecha a nombre de la sagrada Prov.a de N.a S.ra de La Merced ... en la causa criminal formada al P.e Fr. Jacinto Miranda ... : Mexico City, [1792 Jan. 12(?)].

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Defense, on jurisdictional grounds, of the Mercedarian friar, Jacinto Miranda, accused of murdering Gregorio Corte, Provincial, and wounding Father José Alcalá; drawn up by Ubaldo Indalecio Bernal y Malo and Manuel Domingo Chavero, attorneys of the Real Audiencia; presented by the Order to Archbishop Núñez de Haro y Peralta. Substantially identical with two items of "Disturbios de Frailes," M-M 85, Nos. 2 and 12; a printed version of this plea, Alegato año de 1792 (Oaxaca, 1844) gives the date as December 14, 1792.

Originals : 224 p. ; 30 cm.Copies : partial microfilm reel (115 exposures) : negative (Rich. 99:18) and positive (Film M-M, reel 8)

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Miranda, Jacinto.

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Chavero, Manuel Domingo.

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Corte, Gregorio.

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Mercedarians

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Bernal y Malo, Ubaldo Indalecio.

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Alcalá, José.

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Nunez de Haro y Peralta.

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