The Philippine Islands, 1493-1898 - volume 40 of 55
The Philippine Islands, 1493-1898 - volume 40 of 55
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See Census of the Philippines, i, p. 473.
[44] In 1596, Fathers Valerio de Ledesma and Manuel Martinez firstestablished the mission of the River of Butuan. That same year, there not being as yet any division into bishoprics, the Manilaecclesiastical cabildo (as the see was vacant), gave Mindanao into theformal possession of the Society of Jesus, an act that was confirmedby Francisco Tello, as viceroyal patron. Later, the question ofthe jurisdiction about Lake Malanao was argued in court between... theJesuits and Recollects, and was decided in favor of the former byJuan Ni
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See Census of the Philippines, i, p. 473.
[44] In 1596, Fathers Valerio de Ledesma and Manuel Martinez firstestablished the mission of the River of Butuan. That same year, there not being as yet any division into bishoprics, the Manilaecclesiastical cabildo (as the see was vacant), gave Mindanao into theformal possession of the Society of Jesus, an act that was confirmedby Francisco Tello, as viceroyal patron. Later, the question ofthe jurisdiction about Lake Malanao was argued in court between... theJesuits and Recollects, and was decided in favor of the former byJuan Ni
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