Philippine Islan
The Philippine Islands, 1493-1898, Volume 29 of 55, 1638–40 Explorations by Early Navigators, Descriptions of the Islands and Their Peoples, Their History and Records of the Catholic Missions, as Related in Contemporaneous Books and Manuscripts, Showing the Political, Economic, Commercial and Religious Conditions of Those Islands from Their Earliest Relations with European Nations to the Close of the Nineteenth Century
作者:Blair, Emma Helen, 1851-1911 [Editor]; Bourne, Edward Gaylord, 1860-1908 [Commentator]; Robertson, James Alexander, 1873-1939 [Editor]
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共 122 题- The Philippine Islands, 1493-1898
- Volume XXIX, 1638-40
- CONTENTS OF VOLUME XXIX
- Preface 9
- Documents of 1638
- Documents of 1639-1640
- Royal orders and decrees. Felipe IV; Madrid, 1639. 178
- Bibliographical Data. 313
- ILLUSTRATIONS
- PREFACE
- DOCUMENTS OF 1638
- EVENTS IN THE FILIPINAS, 1637-38
- LETTER FROM CORCUERA TO FELIPE IV
- Sebastian Hurtado de Corcuera
- LETTER TO FELIPE IV FROM THE TREASURER AT MANILA
- Don Baltasar Ruiz de Escalona
- BANUELOS Y CARRILLO'S RELATION
- GLORIOUS VICTORIES AGAINST THE MOROS OF MINDANAO
- Diego de Bobadilla
- ROYAL ORDERS AND DECREES, 1638
- REMOVAL OF NEGROES FROM MANILA
- I the King
- Don Gabriel de Ocana y Alarcon
- RESTRICTING THE RELIGIOUS ORDERS
- I the King
- Don Gabriel de Ocana y Alarcon
- APPOINTMENT OF SECULAR PRIESTS TO MISSIONS
- I the King
- Don Gabriel de Ocana y Alarcon
- COMPENSATION TO NUNS OF ST. CLARE
- I the King
- Don Gabriel de Ocana y Alarcon
- REGULATING THE SEMINARY OF SANTA POTENCIANA
- I the King
- COMMERCE OF THE ISLANDS WITH MEXICO
- I the King
- JURISDICTION OVER SEAMEN
- I the King
- Don Gabriel de Ocana y Alarcon
- ON THE LADING OF THE GALLEONS
- FORTUNATE SUCCESSES IN FILIPINAS AND TERRENATE, 1636-37
- FILIPINAS
- TERRENATE
- VALUE OF CORCUERA'S SEIZURES IN JOLO
- Net remainder of gain, 2,031 1 6
- Bronze artillery, useful
- Bronze artillery, useless, appraised merely at the value of the copper
- Cast-iron artillery
- Firearms
- DOCUMENTS OF 1639-1640
- EVENTS IN THE PHILIPINAS
- FROM THE YEAR 1638 TO THAT OF 1639
- Letter from Father Pedro Gutierrez
- Section of a letter written in Manila
- LETTERS FROM CORCUERA TO THE HOLY MISERICORDIA
- Sebastian Hurtado de Corcuera
- Sebastian Hurtado de Corcuera
- THE UNIVERSITY OF SANTO TOMAS
- Letter to the Spanish ambassador at Roma
- I the King
- Don Graviel de Ocana y Alarcon
- LETTER FROM FELIPE IV TO URBAN VIII
- ROYAL ORDERS AND DECREES, 1639
- MISSIONS IN MINDANAO
- I the King
- Don Gabriel de Ocana y Alarcon
- IN BEHALF OF GRAU Y MONFALCON
- I the King
- Don Gabriel de Ocana y Alarcon
- RESTRAINING THE AUGUSTINIANS
- I the King
- Don Gabriel de Ocana y Alarcon
- REGARDING ECCLESIASTICAL DISTRICTS
- I the King
- Don Gabriel de Acana y Alarcon
- REBUKING THE BISHOP OF CAMARINES
- I the King
- Don Gabriel de Ocana y Alarcon
- I the King
- Don Gabriel de Ocana y Alarcon
- INSPECTION AT ACAPULCO
- COLONISTS NEEDED IN THE ISLANDS
- I the King
- Don Gabriel de Ocana y Alarcon
- DIRECTIONS TO THE ARCHBISHOP
- I the King
- Don Gabriel de Ocana y Alarcon
- OPPRESSION OF THE INDIANS
- I the King
- Don Gabriel de Ocana y Alarcon
- EVENTS IN THE FILIPINAS ISLANDS
- FROM AUGUST, 1639, TO AUGUST, 1640
- RELATION OF THE INSURRECTION OF THE CHINESE
- Its causes and beginning
- Advice is given in Manila. First assault of the enemy, and its result
- The Chinese of Sagar and Santa Cruz rebel
- The Sangleys of the Parian revolt
- Events at the port of Cavite and other places at this time
- The enemy are dislodged, and pursued as far as Bocaue
- The enemy return to Sagar and San Mateo
- Success of our troops, and defeat of the enemy in Antipolo
- Injuries which the enemy committed during their flight
- Garrisons are placed in the churches, and peace is discussed
- Peace is concluded, and both armies return to Manila
- The persons who most distinguished themselves in our army
- ECCLESIASTICAL AND AUGUSTINIAN AFFAIRS, 1630-40
- CHAPTER VI
- CHAPTERS VII-XIV
- CHAPTERS XV-XXXIV
- RELATION OF THE FILIPINAS ISLANDS
- By a religious who lived there for eighteen years [90]
- BIBLIOGRAPHICAL DATA
- 1. Events in Filipinas, 1637-38.--In tomo 84, no. 35.
- 2. Fortunate successes, 1636-37.--In tomo 32, no. 17.
- 3. Events in Filipinas, 1638-39.--In tomo 4, no. 34, fol. 268.
- 5. Letter from treasurer.--The same as No. 4.
- 9. Events in the Filipinas, 1639-40.--Pp. 167-184.
- 10. Relation of the Chinese insurrection.--Pp. 185-250.
- 12. Letters to Misericordia.--In fol. 6b, 7, and 8.
- NOTES
- Don Juan de Solorzano Pereira"
- Antonio Carnero"