Remedy for this evil

To abrogate the laws above cited, as being suggested without doubt,

by the regulars, and if not, as being dangerous to the state; and to

order that the Spaniards can come and go, and freely trade, in the

provinces; to proclaim rewards for those who marry Indian women, and

to expel the father if he meddles with the Spaniard in what concerns

his external conduct, since, if he is evil and commits crimes, there

are justices to punish him.

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