...of the Chriftiaa faith ; that no farther fcruple ought to be entertained concerning the lawfulnefs of the repartimientos, as the king and council were willing to take the charge of that upon their " Herrera, dec. i. lib. viii. c. 12. lib. ix. c. 5. B °m K own confci611068 > afld that therefore...

...ranted both by the laws of God and man j and that, unless they were subjected to the dominion of the Spaniards, and compelled to reside under their inspection,...would be impossible to reclaim them from idolatry, and to instruct them in the principles of the Christian faith.4 . Vasco Nunez having sent the king...

...God and man ; and that, unless they were subjected to the dominion of the Spaniards, and compeljed to reside under their inspection, it would be impossible to reclaim them from idolatry, and to instruct them in the principks of the Christian faith. * Vasco Nunez having sent the king of...

...warranted both by the laws of God and of man ; that unless they were subjected to the dominion of the Spaniards, and compelled to reside under their inspection,...farther scruple ought to be entertained concerning the lawful* Oviedo, lib. iii. c. 6. p. 97. t Herrera, dec. 1. lib. viii. c. 12. lib. ix. c. 5ness of tlie...

...warranted both by the laws of God and of man ; that unless they were subjected to the dominion of the Spaniards, and compelled to reside under their inspection,...to be entertained concerning the lawfulness of the repartimientot, as the king and council were willing to take the charge of that upon their own consciences...

...the laws of God and man ; and that, unless they were subjected to the dominion of the Spaniards, aud compelled to reside under their inspection, it would be impossible to reclaim them from idolatry, and to instruct them in the principles of the Christian faith 4. , , 1514. Vasco Nunez having sent...

...the Spaniard«, and compelled to reside under thcir inspection, it would be imposai? ble to reelaim them from idolatry, or to instruct them in the principles of the christian faith; that no farther seruples ought to be entertained concerning the lawfulness of the repartimientos, as the king and council...

...warranted both by the laws of God and of man ; that unless they were subjected to the dominion of the Spaniards, and compelled to reside under their inspection,...King and council were willing to take the charge of BOOK that upon their own consciences ; and that . _^_' _, therefore the Dominicans, and monks of other...

...warranted both by the laws of God and of man ; that unless they were subjected to the dominion of the Spaniards, and compelled to reside under their inspection,...would be impossible to reclaim them from idolatry, of to instruct them in the principles of the Christian faith ; that no farther scruple ought to be...

...the servitude of the Indians to be warranted, both by the laws of God and of man, and that no further scruple ought to be entertained concerning the lawfulness of the repartimientos, as tin: king and council were uniting to lake the charge of that tipvn their own conlciencu. — Robertson's...