Category: History - Early Modern (c. 1450-1750)

The Philippine Islands, 1493-1898, Volume 43, 1670-1700 Explorations by early navigators, descriptions of the islands and their peoples, their history and records of the Catholic missions, as related in contemporaneous books and manuscripts, showing the political, economic, commercial and religious conditions of those islands from their earliest relations with European nations to the close of the nineteenth century

Plan of the bay and city of Manila; photographic facsimile of map 58 in Apres de Mannevillette's Le Neptune oriental (Paris, 1745); from copy of original map in Library of Congress 129

Chapters

1. Volume XLIII, 1670-1700

Plan of the bay and city of Manila; photographic facsimile of map 58 in Apres de Mannevillette's Le Neptune oriental (Paris, 1745); from copy of original map in Library of Congr...

2. CHAPTER VI

The last named remained in Mexico in the hospice of the order there. With the other thirty-two who reached this land, our ministries and missions in charge of the province were...

3. CHAPTER XXVIII

That same year, on the first of February, a student, a native of Galicia, and a relative of the archbishop of Mexico, one Antonio de Eguiar y Seijas, took the habit for this pro...

4. CHAPTER XXX

[Notwithstanding that the Recollects had preached in the province of Zambales for seventy years and many of the Zambals were baptized, many of them were still wild, and refused...

5. CHAPTER XXXI

When once our religious had gained the goodwill of the Indians they immediately began to exercise the apostolic ministry of the preaching in order to eradicate their ancient vic...

6. CHAPTER XXXIII

Not only in that mission of Zambales did the province labor in that time, but also in another of not less fruit in the ends and confines of Cagayan. There were formerly four vil...

7. CHAPTER XXXIV

[An intermediary chapter is held at Manila in May, 1680, at which notice is given of the entrance of the Dominicans into Zambales. The following houses of that province are acce...

8. CHAPTER LXIII

[More than two hundred religious went to the Philippines in 1684, as recruits for the orders of St. Francis, St. Augustine (both calced and discalced), and St. Dominic. Those fo...

9. CHAPTER II

[Father Pedro Ximenez, who had labored for six years in the mission of Irraya, being compelled to leave that place because of slanderous reports, is sent in 1684 to the village...

10. CHAPTER XI

[In 1688 the intermediary chapter held at Manila, accepted the ministries of San Policarpo of Tabuco and its adjacent ministries of Santo Thomas and El Rosario; and that of San...

11. CHAPTER XXII

[The above father is elected provincial in 1690, after his return from exile to Nueva Espana, on account of the Pardo troubles. During his term there is considerable activity am...

12. CHAPTER XXIII

[At the chapter meeting of 1680, Father Matheo Goncalez [16] is chosen vicar of the Babuyanes Islands which lie north of the province of Cagayan. His work there is successful an...

13. CHAPTER XXXV

In the year 1693, the mission of Santa Cruz was established at a place called Gumpat, near a visita of Malaveg, called Santa Cruz, whence the mission took its name. It was found...

14. CHAPTER XXXVI

Election of the father commissary, Fray Juan de Santo Domingo [21] as provincial. Mention of the deceased of the records of that time. The new mission of religious which arrived...

15. CHAPTER XLIX

[In 1699 a band of thirty-seven missionaries reaches the province. They have been collected by Fray Francisco Villalba (his third mission) who escorts them to Acapulco. [23] Tho...

16. CHAPTER II

Our historians, always inclined to the marvelous, divide the peoples whom the Spaniards found in the Philipinas into three classes. In their histories there is not a lack of sat...

17. CHAPTER IX

On the evening of the 21st of January, the Vincennes, with the tender in company, left the bay of Manilla. I then sent for Mr. Knox, who commanded the latter, and gave him direc...