Note XVIII‑53 — Chapter XVIII · PROGRESS OF AFFAIRS IN GUATEMALA. 1541-1550.
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'Formó gran enemistad, y estuvo muchos dias que no quiso ir à misa à la Iglesia mayor.' Id., 22. The disagreement between Marroquin and Cerrato was already brewing in 1548, for on November the 3d of that year the latter informs the crown that he and the licentiate Ramirez were in San Salvador engaged in liberating slaves and reforming tributes, 'que eran incomportables las que havian hecho el Opo i el Lic. Maldonado;' and, he adds, 'i luego ... nos partiremos a Guatemala i se hara lo mismo.' Al Empr, in Squier's MSS., xxii. 97.