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The Philippine Islands, 1493-1898, Volume 44, 1700-1736

Note 9 — COMMERCE OF THE PHILIPPINES WITH NUEVA ESPAÑA

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That is, not only because money can (speaking generally) easily open the way for a settlement in such case, but because, in this specific matter, it is a fair supposition that large speculations cannot be carried on with small capital—and indeed most of these Mexican transgressors are too poor to pay the penalties incurred by their past infractions, if these were strictly adjudged against them. ↑

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