Letter : Manila, from a Jesuit, describing the opposition of the Augustinians to the presence of the Jesuits on Panay Island, [ca. 1669].

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Letter : Manila, from a Jesuit, describing the opposition of the Augustinians to the presence of the Jesuits on Panay Island, [ca. 1669].

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Excerpt from a letter, written in Manila around 1669 by a Jesuit, describing the opposition of the Augustinians to the presence of the Jesuits in Panay.

[2] leaves ; 31 cm.

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