Diario y quarta relasion de la quarta mission hecha en la nasion de los Manasicas y en la nasion de los Paunacas nuevamente descubiertos año de 1707 : con la noticia de los pueblos de las dos nasiones : y dase de passo noticia de otras nasiones, [1708?].

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Diario y quarta relasion de la quarta mission hecha en la nasion de los Manasicas y en la nasion de los Paunacas nuevamente descubiertos año de 1707 : con la noticia de los pueblos de las dos nasiones : y dase de passo noticia de otras nasiones, [1708?].

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Ms. account by Father Lucas Caballero, dated Jan. 24, 1708 in San Javier, Bolivia, formerly part of the Jesuit province of Paraguay, of his missionary journey from the San Javier settlement, near the San Miguel River, west across Bolivia to the Yurucares region, north of present-day Cochabamba, between Aug. 4, 1707 and Jan. 24, 1708.

[24] leaves, sewn ; 18 cm.

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