Letter to Martin de Lizardi, with declaration of publication : Madrid and Convento de San Diego : ms., 1689 Mar. 11 and 1690 Apr. 13.

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Letter to Martin de Lizardi, with declaration of publication : Madrid and Convento de San Diego : ms., 1689 Mar. 11 and 1690 Apr. 13.

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Signed by Julian Chumillas and Fray Diego Camuhas (Secretary General), and Diego de Ledesma (Secretary of the Definitorio of the Convento de San Diego). 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. 119-122)

Originals : 4 p.Copies : partial microfilm reel : negative (Rich. 100:15) and positive.

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