An edition of The manifesto, which the general of brigade, Don José Figueroa, commandant-general and political chief of U. California, makes to the Mexican republic (1855)

The manifesto, which the general of brigade, Don José Figueroa, commandant-general and political chief of U. California, makes to the Mexican republic

in regard to his conduct and that of the Snrs. d. José María de Hijars and D. José María Padres, as directors of colonization in 1833 and 1834. Monterey, 1835. Printing office of citizen Agustin V. Zamorano.

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The manifesto, which the general of brigade, Don José Figueroa, commandant-general and political chief of U. California, makes to the Mexican republic

in regard to his conduct and that of the Snrs. d. José María de Hijars and D. José María Padres, as directors of colonization in 1833 and 1834. Monterey, 1835. Printing office of citizen Agustin V. Zamorano.

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Printed at the San Francisco Herald Office
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Pages
104

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Subjects
Emigration and immigration, Missions, History
People
José María de Hijar, José María Padrés
Places
California
Times
To 1846
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Cover of: The manifesto, which the general of brigade, Don José Figueroa, Commandant-General and political chief of U. California, makes to the Mexican Republic
The manifesto, which the general of brigade, Don José Figueroa, Commandant-General and political chief of U. California, makes to the Mexican Republic: in regard to his conduct and that of the snrs. D. José María de Hijars and D. José María Padrés, as Directors of Colonization in 1834 and 1835
1855, San Francisco Herald Office
electronic resource : in English
Cover of: The manifesto, which the general of brigade, Don José Figueroa, commandant-general and political chief of U. California, makes to the Mexican republic
The manifesto, which the general of brigade, Don José Figueroa, commandant-general and political chief of U. California, makes to the Mexican republic: in regard to his conduct and that of the Snrs. d. José María de Hijars and D. José María Padres, as directors of colonization in 1833 and 1834. Monterey, 1835. Printing office of citizen Agustin V. Zamorano.
1855, Printed at the San Francisco Herald Office
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Translation of: Manifesto a la Republica Mejicana que hace el general de brigada José Figueroa, comandante general y gefe politico de la Alta California.

On page preceding title page: "To the Californians of the present day, this memorial of the past is inscribed, by the translator." Signed: Edmund Randolph.

Greenwood, California imprints, no. 562

Bound with other pamphlets about California land claims.

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[San Francisco, Calif.]

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[1], 104, [1] p. ;
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104

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OL23067185M

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