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To prohibit them from engaging in this trading, under penalty of

expulsion; and under the same penalty, that they shall not hinder

the Indians from going to Manila to sell these and other products

which they have, and much less hinder the Spaniards from going to

the provinces to buy them, to reside there, and to marry in them, if

they wish. To order that the missions be visited, without hindrance,

by the bishops in regard to spiritual matters, and by the government;

and that, at the proper time, they must pay the tribute in accordance

with the laws.

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