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Correspondence to Venadito from May, June 1820.

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Four groups of documents concerning new presidios and missions in Nueva California.

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Documents from Flores to viceroy Revilla Gigedo on need to construct a wall separating the casa de mayorazgo from the street to prevent disturbances and to clean up the area in city of Puebla.

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Letters between Queipo de Llano, Peramas, and Virrey(?) about Indian hostilities in 1773.

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Letters by Santa Maria and Aaenz Diezo about custom of alcaldes ordinarios to make night watch rounds in city.

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