Rula de vivos para los Reynos de Indias, y bienio de 1818 y 1819. by Pope Pius VII (1742–1823); Francisco Yáñez Bahamonde (1741-1832) - 1817.
by Pope Pius VII (1742–1823); Francisco Yáñez Bahamonde (1741-1832)
Rula de vivos para los Reynos de Indias, y bienio de 1818 y 1819.
by Pope Pius VII (1742–1823); Francisco Yáñez Bahamonde (1741-1832)
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One sheet, plano (30 x 43 cm.), on laid paper with watermark, printed on one side. With 4 woodcut seals, a woodcut border. Signed "Francisco Yáñez Bahamonde" by hand in ink at the foot. Housed in a folding cloth chemise, gilt titled spine.
Important but little known signed Crusade Bull concerning the Spanish colonial territories for the years 1818-1819, titled Rula de vivos para los Reynos de Indias. The present copy is signed by the Spanish comisario general de Cruzada (general commissioner of the Crusade) Francisco Yáñez Bahamonde. The commissioner held the highest position in the Consejo y ComisarÃa General de Cruzada, which managed the income from the overseas territories of the Spanish Crown and its use in the war against non-Christians. The office also managed the publication of books.
The present bull declares the new rules and regulations that all Christians had to follow in the Spanish Indies. These rules regulated the social, political, religious, and economic life. It is issued by Pope Pius VII, the head of the Catholic Church and ruler of the Papal States. In spite of the great impact this document had on the daily life of many, it is not well know: we traced no copies in bibliographies even though similar documents must have been made for every year or multiple years in which the Crusade commission was active.
Condition: rubber stamp dated 1822 to lower margin. Central fold, some browning.
Literature: On Bahamonde see: Nombramiento de D. Francisco Yañez Bahamonde, capellán de honor de S. M. y canónigo de la santa iglesia de Sevilla. Gazeta de la Regencia de España e Indias, . 6-18-1811, no. 81, pp. 639-640.
Not in WorldCat, KVK.
Important but little known signed Crusade Bull concerning the Spanish colonial territories for the years 1818-1819, titled Rula de vivos para los Reynos de Indias. The present copy is signed by the Spanish comisario general de Cruzada (general commissioner of the Crusade) Francisco Yáñez Bahamonde. The commissioner held the highest position in the Consejo y ComisarÃa General de Cruzada, which managed the income from the overseas territories of the Spanish Crown and its use in the war against non-Christians. The office also managed the publication of books.
The present bull declares the new rules and regulations that all Christians had to follow in the Spanish Indies. These rules regulated the social, political, religious, and economic life. It is issued by Pope Pius VII, the head of the Catholic Church and ruler of the Papal States. In spite of the great impact this document had on the daily life of many, it is not well know: we traced no copies in bibliographies even though similar documents must have been made for every year or multiple years in which the Crusade commission was active.
Condition: rubber stamp dated 1822 to lower margin. Central fold, some browning.
Literature: On Bahamonde see: Nombramiento de D. Francisco Yañez Bahamonde, capellán de honor de S. M. y canónigo de la santa iglesia de Sevilla. Gazeta de la Regencia de España e Indias, . 6-18-1811, no. 81, pp. 639-640.
Not in WorldCat, KVK.
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- Publisher Consejo y ComisarÃa General de Cruzada
- Place of Publication Madrid or Seville,
- Date Published 1817.