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The venerable Palafox, in La Puebla, conquered the regulars by a

formal judgment that as parish priests they must remain subject to

the ordinary; but after his removal to Osma those who were expelled

succeeded in nullifying this and other just decisions. The same

thing was obtained in Manila by Archbishop Camacho; but after he was

transferred to the bishopric of Guadalajara in Nueva España the same

thing happened as in La Puebla, so that the regulars have continued

and still remain in the same abuse--which will cease by ordering

them to obey the judgment secured by Camacho (or by the council,

which is the same thing). [82]

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