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The Philippine Islands, 1493-1898 — Volume 22 of 55 - 1625-29 - Explorations by early navigators, descriptions of the islands and their peoples, their history and records of the catholic missions, as related in contemporaneous books and manuscripts, show by Various
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Importance of the Philippines. Martin Castaño;
[undated; 1627?]
Relation of 1626. [Unsigned and undated;
_ca._ 1627]
Letter to Tavora. Felipe IV; Madrid,
September 3.
Laws regarding the Sangleys. [From
_Recopilación de leyes de las Indias_];
1594-1627.
Decrees regarding the religious. Felipe IV;
Madrid, May-November.
Decrees regarding the Chinese. Felipe IV;
Madrid, September 10 and November 19.
Inadvisability of a Spanish post on the
island of Formosa. Juan Cevicos; Madrid,
December 20.

Documents of 1628-1629

Relation of 1627-28. [Unsigned]; Manila,
July, 1628.
Report of appointments made by the
governor. Juan Niño de Tavora; Cavite, August
2, 1628.
Letters to Felipe IV. Juan Niño de Tavora;
August 4, 1628.
Economic reasons for suppressing the silk
trade of China in Spain and its colonies. Juan
Velazquez Madrco; October 7, 1628.
Decrees regarding the Chinese. Felipe IV;