Carta que escrivió ... al Rey ... en contestacion de las 2 Cedulas R.s expedidas en Toledo con fecha de 20 de febrero del mismo año al Governador de Tierra firme ... : con el texto de dichas cédulas : mss., 1534 Feb. 20-Oct. 22.

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Carta que escrivió ... al Rey ... en contestacion de las 2 Cedulas R.s expedidas en Toledo con fecha de 20 de febrero del mismo año al Governador de Tierra firme ... : con el texto de dichas cédulas : mss., 1534 Feb. 20-Oct. 22.

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Andagoya's letter dealt with the administration of Tierra Firme, notably a proposal for changing the site of Panama City. The two cedulas, dated February 20, 1534, commanded that steps be taken to make the Chagres River navigable, to erect structures necessary for a commercial port in Panama City, and that investigations be made concerning the feasibility of connecting the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans.

Originals : 3 items in v. (13 p.) ; 33 cm.Copies : partial microfilm reel (8 exposures) : negative (Rich. 397:5-12) and positive.

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