The Jesuits in Paraguay : manuscript, [after 1760]

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The Jesuits in Paraguay : manuscript, [after 1760]

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Manuscript letters, decrees, and a poem, chiefly concerning the Jesuits in South America, particularly Paraguay; with notes in German and Spanish.

6 folders ; 30 cm and smaller.

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Houghton Library

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