Los Triste : Manifesto engue el Brd. Jose Antonio de Alfaro y Ochoa natural de la ciudad de Durango Provincia de N.V. produce su inocencia en el arresto que sutre por el ... Se~nor Don D. Francisco Gabriel de Olivares y Benito del consejo de S.M. Dignicimo Obispo de esta Diosesis. Elegia : n.p. : ms

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Los Triste : Manifesto engue el Brd. Jose Antonio de Alfaro y Ochoa natural de la ciudad de Durango Provincia de N.V. produce su inocencia en el arresto que sutre por el ... Se~nor Don D. Francisco Gabriel de Olivares y Benito del consejo de S.M. Dignicimo Obispo de esta Diosesis. Elegia : n.p. : ms., [undated]

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Alfaro y Ochoa is a native of Durango and is defending in verse form his innocence after arrest by Bishop de Olivares. Signatures of Alfaro y Ochoa and Manuel Nimeney are discernable on last page. Relating to papal and royal provisions for alternate distribution of offices in American religious orders among Spanish-born members inducted in Spain, Spanish-born members inducted in America, and American-born members (pp. 577-602)

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