Memorial que dió ... para que se mudase la Navegacion y derrota de las flotas á los Puertos de Honduras, en lugar de la que se hazia al Nombre de Dios ... : Valladolid, Spain, 1556.

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Memorial que dió ... para que se mudase la Navegacion y derrota de las flotas á los Puertos de Honduras, en lugar de la que se hazia al Nombre de Dios ... : Valladolid, Spain, 1556.

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Comprises a royal cedula of October 17, 1556, calling for opinions on the recommendation of García de Hermosilla that the ports of Trujillo and Caballos in Honduras and Realejo in Nicaragua be substituted for those of Nombre de Dios in Panama and Panama City; and his Memorial, setting forth the reasons for this view.

Originals : 3 items ; 33 cm.Copies : partial microfilm reel (30 exposures) : negative (Rich. 397:5-12) and positive.

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