Volume 14 — Contents of Volume XIV
Reading edition
Preface 9
Documents of 1605 Complaints against the archbishop. Pedro de Acuña, and others; Manila, July 1–4 29 Relations with the Chinese. Pedro de Acuña, and others; Manila, July 4 and 5 38 Letters to Felipe III. Pedro de Acuña, Manila, July 1–15 53
Documents of 1606 The Dominican mission of 1606. Diego Aduarte, O.P., and others; 1604–06 81 The Dutch factory at Tidore. Joan ———; Tidore, March 16 112 The Sangley insurrection of 1603. Miguel Rodriguez de Maldonado; Sevilla, 1606 119 Letter from the Audiencia to Felipe III. Telles de Almaçan, and others; Manila, July 6 140 Letter from the fiscal to Felipe III. Rodrigo Diaz Guiral; Manila, July 149 The Terrenate expedition. Council of the Indias; San Lorenzo, August 5 and 15 173 Decree establishing a way-station for Philippine vessels on the California coast. Felipe III; San Lorenzo el Real, August 19 182 [6] Chinese immigration in the Philippines. Pedro Muñoz de Herrera, and others; July–November 189 Letter to Acuña. Felipe III; Ventosilla, November 4 193
Documents of 1607 Petition for a grant to the Jesuit seminary in Leyte. Madrid, January 18 199 Artillery at Manila in 1607. Alonso de Biebengud; Manila, July 6 201 Letter from Audiencia to Felipe III, on the Confraternity of La Misericordia. Pedro Hurtado Desquivel; Manila, July 11 208 Trade of the Philippines with Mexico. Madrid, December 18 214 Passage of missionaries via the Philippines to Japan. Conde de Lemos, and others; Madrid, 1606–07 218
Documents of 1608–09 Annual receipts and expenditures of the Philippine government. Pedro de Caldierva de Mariaca; Manila, Aug. 18, 1608 243 Decrees regarding way-station for Philippine vessels. Felipe III; [Aranjuez.], September 27, 1608, and San Lorenzo, May 13, 1609 270 Letters to Juan de Silva. Felipe III; May 26 and July 29, 1609 278 Expeditions to the province of Tuy. Juan Manuel de la Vega; Passi, July 3, 1609 281 Petition of a Filipino chief for redress. Miguel Banal; Quiapo, July 25, 1609 327 Despatch of missionaries to the Philippines. Diego Aduarte, and others; [1608–09?] 330
Bibliographical Data 339