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Recolector de Ciencia Abierta, RECOLECTA
Dataset . 2013
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Recolector de Ciencia Abierta, RECOLECTA
Dataset . 2013
Data sources: Recolector de Ciencia Abierta, RECOLECTA
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DIGITAL.CSIC
Dataset . 2013
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Concesión de viático a don Tomás Flood, don Juan Reaghrij, don Tomás Mac-quire, don Pedro Powel y don Tomás Molloy, colegiales del de Irlandeses de la Universidad de Salamanca, para pasar a su país a predicar el Evangelio

Research datakeyboard_double_arrow_right Dataset 01 Jan 2013 Spain
Authors: Grupo de investigación Misión de Irlanda;

handle: 10261/86198

Concesión de viático a don Tomás Flood, don Juan Reaghrij, don Tomás Mac-quire, don Pedro Powel y don Tomás Molloy, colegiales del de Irlandeses de la Universidad de Salamanca, para pasar a su país a predicar el Evangelio

Abstract

Despacho de Manuel de Roda a Miguel de Múzquiz para que expida la correspondiente al cumplimiento de la concesión real del viático acostumbrado a don Tomás Flood, don Juan Reaghrij, don Tomás Mac-quire, don Pedro Powel y don Tomás Molloy, colegiales del de Irlandeses de la Universidad de Salamanca, para pasar a su país a predicar el Evangelio. Margen: "Aranjuez, 8 de mayo de 1766. Se da a Tesorería general la orden que resulta de este aviso".

Proyecto Proyección Política y Social de la Comunidad Irlandesa en la Monarquía hispánica y en la América Colonial de la Edad Moderna(siglos XVI-XVIII) (HAR2009-11339 - subprograma HIST) del Ministerio de Economía y Competitividad en colaboración con el Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas (CSIC), Embajada de Irlanda en Madrid, National University of Ireland (NUI) Maynooth, University College Dublin y Trinity College Dublin

Colegio Irlandés de la Universidad de Salamanca

Fecha del documento: 1766-05-06. 2 páginas

500 ducados (100x5)

Miguel de Múzquiz

Manuel de Roda

No

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Spain
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Madrid, Secretaría de Estado y del Despacho de Hacienda, Irlanda, Universidad de Salamanca, Don Pedro Powel y don Tomás Molloy, Colegio de Irlandeses, Carlos III, Don Tomás Flood, Manuel de Roda, Don Juan Reaghrij, Don Tomás Mac-quire, Salamanca., Secretaría de Gracia y Justicia, Miguel de Múzquiz

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