Note 1076 — Chapter I · CONFISCATION. (continued 2)
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Ibidem, fol. 35.—It is probably to this that allusion is made, November 10, 1527, by Martin de Salinas, in a letter to Ferdinand of Austria when, in enumerating the sources from which Charles expected to carry on the war, he includes more than a million of gold offered by the New Christians, “without disturbing the Inquisition.” There is no appearance that the project was successful.—A. Rodriguez Villa, El Emperador Carlos V y su Corte, p. 386 (Madrid, 1903).