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Plan para el establecimiento de una negociación mercantil para con sus productos atender al pago de la guarnición que guarnece la Peninsula de California y al fomento de la mismo, Feb. 10, 1825

1825
MS 173
Collection Guide

Eight-page manuscript copy of original document in secretarial hand, dated February 10, 1825, and signed by Francisco de Paulo Tamariz. This plan arranged for the establishment of a mercantile negotiation, for products to take care of payment of the garrison that provides for the Peninsula of California, and encourage the same. Accompanied by a six-page statement of transmittal, also signed by Tamariz, on June 21, 1825.

Included materials:
Manuscript
Subject Area:
Political Affairs
Mexico
Collection Area:
Borderlands

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