Collection, 1533-1839.

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Collection, 1533-1839.

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Consists of selections from v. 3738, 3773 (Codex Mexicanus Vaticanus); 6227 (a newsletter, 1597, from Antwerp); 6559 (Peruvian gold, 1533); 7750 (properties of the Catholic King - in Spanish); 8064 (notes on America, 1759); 8638 (Spain and the Indies); 9201, 9450, 9452, 9542 (Christopher Columbus); 9565 (Propaganda Fide and American dioceses, 1839); and 10364 (notes by Monsignor Lazzari on the American Revolution).

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