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Mer y Villar, Juan de; Patricio Martinez de Bustos "Nos el Doctor Don Jua... México: 1793. Inquisition 392
Spanish. Publication of a 1792 notice authorizing consumption of meat during Lent, in accordance with a papal indult of 1791. Alms are to be collected for the poor in exchange for this privilege; the rate of payment is divided into four classes. Most Indians, Blacks, Meztizos, day laborers and mendicant friars, etc. are allowed to give prayers in lieu of monetary payment. Contains wax seal and notarial marks.
"Nos los Inquisidores ... En la Inquisicion de México: 1809. Inquisition 401
Spanish. Edict banning 55 books and writings (including Gibbon's "Decline and Fall"), 24 of which are forbidden even to those with licenses, expurgating 6 others. Contains signatures.
"Nos los Inquisidores ... En la Inquisicion de México: 1810. Inquisition 404
Spanish. Edict denouncing Joseph Bonaparte's pretensions in Spain and his encouragement of rebels in the Americas, banning all his proclamations and requiring parishioners to denounce clergy who support him.
"Nos los Inquisidores ... En la Inquisicion de México, y Sala de nuestra Audiencia: 1810. Inquisition 402
Spanish. Public notice of sentence against Mexican priest and rebel leader Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla, signed by inquisitors.
"Nos los Inquisidores ... En la Inquisicion de México: 1810. Inquisition 403
Spanish. Edict banning a proclamation by Joseph Bonaparte and a Mexican creole tract deemed insulting to the Spanish king Ferdinand VII. Contains signatures.
"Nos los Inquisidores ... En la Inquisicion de México: 1810. Inquisition 405
Spanish. Edict banning a proclamation by Joseph Bonaparte, as well as other writings including Nicolás Freret's "Lettres à Eugenie".
"Nos los Inquisidores ... En la Inquisicion de México: 1807. Inquisition 399
Spanish. Edict denouncing a text by José Rojas, resident of Baltimore MD. Contains signatures and wax seal.
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