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Routine administrative correspondence from Vaamonde to Castro.

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Various letters to and from viceroy about legal and political issues and appointments in 1774.

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Pineda reports ro virrey re: Indian unrest, white deer, and escaped criminal.

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Letter of governor Ugarte to viceroy Bucareli with related declaracion and draft response

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