The Philippine Islands, 1493-1898 — Volume 14 of 55, 1606-1609Edited and annotated by Emma Helen Blair and James Alexander Robertson with historical introduction and additional notes by Edward Gaylord Bourne.Reading editionChapter navigation35 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Edited and annotated by Emma Helen Blair and James Alexander Robertson with historical introduction and additional notes by Edward Gaylord Bourne.Contents of Volume XIVIllustrationsPrefaceDocuments of 1605Complaints Against the ArchbishopRelations with the ChineseLetter from Acuña to the Viceroy of UcheoChinese Immigration RestrictedLetters from Pedro de Acuña to Felipe IIIDocuments of 1606The Dominican Mission of 1606The Dutch Factory at TidoreThe Sangley Insurrection of 1603Letter from the Audiencia to Felipe IIILetter from the Fiscal to Felipe IIIThe Terrenate ExpeditionDecree Establishing a Way-Station for Philippine Vessels on the California CoastChinese Immigration in the PhilippinesLetter from Felipe III to AcuñaDocuments of 1607Petition for Grant to the Jesuit Seminary in LeyteArtillery at Manila in 1607Letter from the Audiencia to Felipe IIITrade of the Philippines with MexicoPassage of Missionaries Via the Philippines to JapanDocuments of 1608–09Statement of the Annual Incomes and Sources of Profit of His Majesty in These Philipinas IslandsStatement of the Ordinary Expense Incurred By His Majesty in These IslandsDecrees Regarding Way-Station for Philippine VesselsLetters from Felipe III to SilvaExpeditions to the Province of TuyPetition of a Filipino Chief for RedressDespatch of Missionaries to the PhilippinesBibliographical DataBeginning of this editionNext chapter →Volume 14 — Contents of Volume XIVAll chapters and sections (35)Other sectionsEdited and annotated by Emma Helen Blair and James Alexander Robertson with historical introduction and additional notes by Edward Gaylord Bourne.Volume 14 · Sections14Volume 14 · Other sectionsIllustrationsPrefaceDocuments of 1605Complaints Against the ArchbishopRelations with the ChineseLetter from Acuña to the Viceroy of UcheoChinese Immigration RestrictedLetters from Pedro de Acuña to Felipe IIIDocuments of 1606The Dominican Mission of 1606The Dutch Factory at TidoreThe Sangley Insurrection of 1603Letter from the Audiencia to Felipe IIILetter from the Fiscal to Felipe IIIThe Terrenate ExpeditionDecree Establishing a Way-Station for Philippine Vessels on the California CoastChinese Immigration in the PhilippinesLetter from Felipe III to AcuñaDocuments of 1607Petition for Grant to the Jesuit Seminary in LeyteArtillery at Manila in 1607Letter from the Audiencia to Felipe IIITrade of the Philippines with MexicoPassage of Missionaries Via the Philippines to JapanDocuments of 1608–09Statement of the Annual Incomes and Sources of Profit of His Majesty in These Philipinas IslandsStatement of the Ordinary Expense Incurred By His Majesty in These IslandsDecrees Regarding Way-Station for Philippine VesselsLetters from Felipe III to SilvaExpeditions to the Province of TuyPetition of a Filipino Chief for RedressDespatch of Missionaries to the PhilippinesBibliographical Data[5]◇Notes in this chapterNote 1 · San Juan de Ulua (or Lua, also Ulloa), in Mexico, was [100n] thus named (1518) for St. John and in honor of Juan Grijalva, one of Cortés’s oContents of Volume XIV →