Juan de Palafox y Mendoza Collection, 1563-1750.

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Juan de Palafox y Mendoza Collection, 1563-1750.

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Literary productions and correspondence collected by Genaro García for his work on the life of Palafox. Materials pertain to Palafox's dispute with the Jesuits regarding the diezmo (tithing), to church affairs in Mexico and New Spain (primarily during the seventeenth century), and to the process of Palafox's beatification. Many of these documents were issued by the Society of Jesus. The collection contains a small amount of correspondence from 1647 to 1649, and the following manuscripts: Documentos históricos mexicanos: Palafox y los jesuítas (G41 Ms.); Oposición hecha al progreso en las causas y procesos de la beatificación de ... Juan de Palafox y Mendoza (G88-6 Ms.); Memorial en la causa del v. siervo de Dios Juan de Palafox ... (G89-11 Ms.); Carta ... sobre los pleytos [del] sor. Palafox ... (G103 Ms.); Govierno espiritual y doméstico de ... Juan de Palafox y Mendoza obispo de Osma (G104-2 Ms.); Relación verídica de lo acaecido en la ciudad de la Puebla de los Angeles en el año de 1647 entre ... Juan de Palafox y Mendoza, y los religiosos de la Compañía (G105 Ms.); El v. sr. Palafox y los jesuítas (G106 Ms.).

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