. Le isole filippine, 1493-1803 : esplorazioni dai primi navigatori, descrizioni delle isole e dei loro popoli, la loro storia e i record delle missioni cattoliche, come riferito in contemporanea di libri e manoscritti, mostrando il politico, economico, commerciale e condizioni religiose di quelle isole, fin dai loro primi rapporti con le nazioni europee all'inizio del XIX secolo;. es de Hurdaneta ha reso a Dio nostro Signore e per la tua maestà è degno di grande lode andmany grazie; per ci ha dato il compito di tutte le cose, bothspiritual e temporali, durante l' intero voya

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. The Philippine Islands, 1493-1803 : 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 beginning of the nineteenth century;. es de Hurdaneta has rendered to God, our Lord, and to your majesty is worthy of great praise andmany thanks; for he instructed us in all things, bothspiritual and temporal, during the whole voyage, andbecause no other except him sailed in the fleet whodid instruct us. Therefore, all of us, your majestysfaithful servants — both the officials of the camp andall your vassals generally — humbly beseech andbeg your majesty to consider his great services andmerits; and as soon as he has given your majesty anaccount of all that has happened in these regionshitherto, to order and command him to return, inorder to prosecute this undertaking, which is of sogreat import to the service of God, our Lord, and tothat of your majesty — inasmuch as it is fitting forthe future, as he is one who has so well understoodeverything that is occurring in all places, and as i m ^*> A 5> ^^ Si. * ?r? r*L •w ~$» :*4JL IP** 3 M ll i . Sr * ¥$ lr » ?? n K y. ?J ^5 ? V I *» v, * Kg 4 ? , 1? J. 1521-1569] LETTERS TO FELIPE II l8l therein he may attain the result desired by yourmajesty in everything. This we hope to achieve, with all confidence and alacrity, through di-vine favor and the protection of your majesty.Therefore we beseech your majesty to grant usthis favor, and succor us with father FrayHurdanetas presence, because he is very nec-essary to us, and will gather much fruit in bothspiritual and temporal affairs; and for all the afore-said matters, and for our consolation and aid, weare sure of this gratification, which your majestywill be pleased to grant us fully, as is you

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