Miscellaneous

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“Miscellaneous” is one of the six original categories of the Spanish Legal documents collection. This category was used to group a variety of subjects, which include items such as statements issued by members of the Spanish armed forces; agreements between kingdoms of Spain; records on controversies on religious ceremonial rites; statements submitted to the kings of Spain; appointments, petitions to the king; records of the inquiries, oaths of allegiance to the kings of Spain by the ambassadors of the crown, royal answers to petitions by the Catholic church; academic speeches; and letters by pretenders to the throne of Spain.

Miscelánea

“Miscelánea” es una de las seis categorías que forman parte de la colección Herencia: Spanish Legal Documents. Ésta agrupa una gran variedad de temas, entre ellos: declaraciones del ejército español; acuerdos entre los reinos españoles; registros sobre controversias ceremoniales y religiosas; declaraciones dirigidas a los Reyes; citas, peticiones; registros de consultas; juramentos de lealtad a los Reyes y a los embajadores de la corona; respuestas de los Reyes a peticiones de la Iglesia; discursos académicos; y cartas de pretendientes al trono español.

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Petition to the King by the Royal, Military and Religious Order of Nuestra Señora de la Merced requesting the King to declare that His Royal Chamber of the Kingdom of Castille and not His Council, is the organ having jurisdiction to decide whether the privileges of the redemption of captives in the Kingdom of Aragón is vested in the religious order of the Trinitaries or in the religious order of Nuestra Señora de la Merced. [Ca. XVIII century]. [Contains a preliminary speech and several dissertations by Friar Nicolás Cavero].
Petition to the King by the Royal, Military and Religious Order of Nuestra Señora de la Merced requesting the King to declare that His Royal Chamber of the Kingdom of Castille and not His Council, is the organ having jurisdiction to decide whether the privileges of the redemption of captives in the Kingdom of Aragón is vested in the religious order of the Trinitaries or in the religious order of Nuestra Señora de la Merced. [Ca. XVIII century]. [Contains a preliminary speech and several dissertations by Friar Nicolás Cavero].