Defensa de las secularizaciones autorizadas por los Sumos Pontifices : Mexico City, 1816.

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Defensa de las secularizaciones autorizadas por los Sumos Pontifices : Mexico City, 1816.

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A defense of papal bulls of secularization, composed by Urueña, a secularized priest and former Mercedarian, in reply to a manuscript dissertation of José de San Bartolomé, prior of a Mexico City monastery, which impugned the validity of such bulls. Appended comments include biographical data on Urueña.

Originals : 52 p. ; 21 cm.Copies : partial microfilm reel (29 exposures) : negative (Rich. 393:9) and positive.

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