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...John Leddy Phelan Sucesos de las islas filipinas . By de Morga Antonio . Translated and edited by Cummins J. S. . London , 1971 . Cambridge University Press for the Hakluyt Society . Hakluyt Society Second Series, 140 . Maps. Illustrations. Figures. Bibliography. Index . Pp...

... a discussion of Morga’s unsuccessful attempts to force the encomenderos to support the costs of those soldiers sent to Guayaquil’s assistance. Morga invoked feudal obligations, which the encomenderos rejected. Important is the fact that the quiteños displayed a rather narrow-minded insularity which grated...

... depth, with a broader perspective and a better sense of career patterns, than had been the case in previous administrative studies. This central figure, Dr. Antonio de Morga, represents one of the threads in John’s work, since Morga had been an important administrator in the Philippines (as well...

... of this section is the way in which the oidores are presented, not as faceless functionaries, but as individuals. Some were very competent officials—notably the formidable Antonio de Morga, the distinguished historian of the Philippines, who served as president at Quito for twenty years. The second part...

... Nahua Dialects.” 45. “Información sobre el casamiento de Juliana de Morga,” 1602, AGI, Filipinas 7, ramo 1, no. 1; “Carta de Morga sobre fuga y casamiento de su hija Juliana,” 1602, AGI, Filipinas 19, ramo 3, no. 41. 44. Fernando de Zuleta's testimony for Ana de Avilés is in “Bartolomé...

... gave slaves some hope of having a better life through the intervention of the Holy Office. By the mid-seventeenth century, the Tribunal’s reputation as a possible way of changing masters was so clearly established among slaves that Inquisitors felt in need of admonishing slave Juan de Morga in 1650...

... Cuéllar had encomendera wives, while Oidors Merlo de la Fuente, Jiménez Montalvo, and Castro Padilla also married into encomienda-holding families. 61 Finally, the aged president of the Quito Audiencia, Doctor Don Antonio de Morga, “married a pretty, vivacious young creole from Lima, Doña Ana María de...