Colección de Cédulas Reales ... concernientes al Gobierno de las Religiones en las Americas, y especialmente en el Reyno de Guatemala ... : ms., 1555 Nov. 12-1769 May 22.

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Colección de Cédulas Reales ... concernientes al Gobierno de las Religiones en las Americas, y especialmente en el Reyno de Guatemala ... : ms., 1555 Nov. 12-1769 May 22.

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Primarily originals and authenticated copies of Spanish and Portuguese royal decrees, orders of the Guatemalan Audiencia issued in the name of the king, correspondence transmitting decrees, and related documents, concerning the ecclesiastical and civil government of the Indies, particularly in Guatemala, with special reference to treatment of Indians, conduct of religious orders, and expulsion of the Jesuits. The title page, in the handwriting of Brasseur de Bourbourg, erroneously limits the period covered to 1632-1769.

Originals : 160 p. ; 33 cm.Copies : partial microfilm reel (82 exposures) : negative (Rich. 103:9) and positive.

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