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Crimes (Horse Theft)

Autos y diligencias ejecutadas por Cuerbo y Valdes del estado en que se halla la provincia de Coahuila.

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Accounts of horses, mules destined for presidios of Nuevo Mexico.

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Correspondence concerning Indian attacks in Texas and Nuevo Santander and relations with French in Luisiana.

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Discourse concerning issues in Coahuila

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