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Idea del Censo de Nueva España
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In this letter to Bucareli, the Viceroy of New Spain, the Captain writes of an Indian named Carlos, who was involved with a native rebellion at San Diego. In Spanish.
mssHM 30486
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Informe Instructivo del Visitador General de Nueva España a...Antonio María Bucarely y Ursúa
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mssHM 1881
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Relación de Exercicios Literarios y Servicios del Dr. Eusebio Bentura Beleña
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This extensive report of Beleña's work in New Spain includes transcripts of letters to José de Gálvez and Carlos Francisco de Croix, details of the administration of the New Spanish colonies, Beleña's report to the King of Spain, details of expeditions to Monterey, California, and Sonora, information regarding Franciscan and Jesuit missionaries, and the management of tobacco depositories and salt mines. In Spanish.
mssHM 1545
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D. Carlos Francisco de Croix, marqués de Croix, cavallero del Orden de Calatrava, ... y capitán general del reyno de Nueva-España ... superintendente general de Real Hacienda y Ramo de Tabaco de él ... Sin embargo de que por leyes, y reales disposiciones está justamente prevenido, que las platas se conduzcan con los despachos, y licencias correspondientes â fin de precaver el extravìo de ellas, por ser el fraude mas perjudicial al Estado
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Broadside issued by the Viceroy of New Spain requiring shipments of minted coins and silver ingots to have a bill of lading stating their number, value and where they are destined. Further the bill must be signed by a mint official and by the individual reponsible for transporting the metal.
653021
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[Carlos Francisco de Croix, Marques de Cruillas] to Juan Joseph de Echeveste. Mexico, New Spain
Manuscripts
The collection consists of letters, documents, and one map (all in Spanish) which are papers assembled in 1794 for the Conde de Revilla Gigedo. It consists mostly of official correspondence (1765-72) between Gálvez and the successive viceroys of Mexico. They deal with the organization of the expeditions sent to San Diego and Monterey to occupy California, the efforts to enlarge the frontiers of New Spain and subdue the Indians in Sonora and Sinaloa, and the removal of the Jesuit missionaries from Lower California
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