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The Philippine Islands, 1493-1898 — Volume 06 of 55 eBook
This eBook from the Gutenberg Project consists of approximately 289 pages of information about The Philippine Islands, 1493-1898 — Volume 06 of 55.
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The Philippine Islands, 1493-1898 — Volume 06 of 55 eBook
This eBook from the Gutenberg Project consists of approximately 289 pages of information about The Philippine Islands, 1493-1898 — Volume 06 of 55.
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Start of eBook
1
Illustrations
1
The Editors
11
Documents of 1583-85
11
Foundation of the Audiencia of Manila (
concluded
)
11
Bailiffs
12
Jail Wardens
12
Interpreters of the Audiencia
13
Tariff of fees
14
Archives
15
I The King
16
Two Royal Decrees Regarding the Religious
16
I The King
16
Legazpi’s Aid to the Religious Approved
16
I, The King
17
Annual Income of the Royal Exchequer in the Philippines
17
Salaries and ordinary expenses
17
Extraordinary expenses for three years, XXX U. pesos
18
Letter from Melchior Davalos to Felipe II
20
Letter from Santiago de Vera to the Archbishop of Mexico
26
Two Letters to Felipe II
31
Fray Geronimo de Guzman
32
History of the Great Kingdom of China
33
History of the Great Kingdom of China
33
Second Part of the History of the Great Kingdom of China
34
Book First
34
55
Documents of 1586
69
Memorial to the Council
69
70
Chapter second. Of matters pertaining to the city of Manila
72
74
76
Chapter fifth. Of some matters pertaining to the Indians
78
Chapter sixth. Of matters pertaining to the soldiers
80
Chapter seven. Of the forts and presidios needed in this country
83
Chapter eighth. Of the expeditions and pacifications necessary
84
Chapter ninth. Of other matters common to Indians and Spaniards
86
90
The Proposed Entry Into China, In Detail
91
Of the right and ground for this entry
93
93
Arms and supplies needed
94
What can be and is provided for here in the islands
95
The route to be taken by the fleet
96
It were best that the Portuguese help in the affair
97
98
Of the gains from this conquest, if it be rightly done
100
Of other especial advantages
102
Other benefits besides those already mentioned
106
Alonso Beltran
110
Letter to Felipe II, From Various Officials
110
Letter from the Manila Cabildo to Felipe II
113
Letter from Antonio Sedeno to Felipe II
116
Letter of Domingo de Salazar to Felipe II
118
The Bishop of the Filipinas
119
Letter from the Audiencia of Manila to Felipe II
119
Letter of Pedro de Rojas to Felipe II
125
Letter of Juan Moron to Felipe II
130
Juan de Moron
132
Measures Regarding Trade with China
132
Decree Regarding Chinese Trade
134
I, The King
135
Letter from Marques de Villamanrique to Felipe II
135
Brief of Sixtus V
138
Documents of 1587-88
139
Letter from Marques Don Manriquez to Felipe II
139
Letter from Santiago de Vera to Felipe II
140
Letter from the Manila Audiencia to Felipe II
148
Bibliographical Data
154
NOTES
155
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