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[Carlos Francisco de Croix, Marques de Cruillas]. [Decreto:] Conviniendo al Servicio del Rey la mas prompta salida de la Compania de Fusileros de Montana, levantada...para la Expedicion de Sonora.... Mexico, New Spain
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