International Law of Spanish America: Arbitration On Misiones
International Law of Spanish America: Arbitration On Misiones
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Among those saved from loss or destruc- tion besides the printed ones I have quoted, the next place, chronologically, belongs to one constructed in 1726 by some Jesuit fathers — whose names have not been retain- ed by tradition — and presented by them to the Rev. Father General Miguel Angel Tamburini. This Chart, mentioned by Baron Capanema as the only one or first one of the Jesuits, (thus leaving his knowledge on this matter far bellow his reputation), though it is the fourth chronologically ...speaking; as I have shown, modifies De L' Isle's in the part of Misiones, because it shows more westward the two rivers appearing therein, to which I have already referred, and introduces the names of Vru- yuay Pita and Pepiry in a position that is not theirs, according to the publication of 1703 nor its concordant the Map of the Courts of 1750. While the Chart of 1703 y Google - 71 - bears the authority of the illustrious names of Jesuits and geographers of the period^ and the 'Coat of Arms of the Company of Jesus in water-mark, that of 1726 is ano- nymous, of the Jesuits, without stating whether they were Portuguese or Spanish, nor its origins, nor the reason for the mo- difications introduced in the rivers of Misiones, which had not even been the subject of any fresh explorations between the dates of the two documents.
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Among those saved from loss or destruc- tion besides the printed ones I have quoted, the next place, chronologically, belongs to one constructed in 1726 by some Jesuit fathers — whose names have not been retain- ed by tradition — and presented by them to the Rev. Father General Miguel Angel Tamburini. This Chart, mentioned by Baron Capanema as the only one or first one of the Jesuits, (thus leaving his knowledge on this matter far bellow his reputation), though it is the fourth chronologically ...speaking; as I have shown, modifies De L' Isle's in the part of Misiones, because it shows more westward the two rivers appearing therein, to which I have already referred, and introduces the names of Vru- yuay Pita and Pepiry in a position that is not theirs, according to the publication of 1703 nor its concordant the Map of the Courts of 1750. While the Chart of 1703 y Google - 71 - bears the authority of the illustrious names of Jesuits and geographers of the period^ and the 'Coat of Arms of the Company of Jesus in water-mark, that of 1726 is ano- nymous, of the Jesuits, without stating whether they were Portuguese or Spanish, nor its origins, nor the reason for the mo- difications introduced in the rivers of Misiones, which had not even been the subject of any fresh explorations between the dates of the two documents.
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