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h. Antonio de Morga; Manila, January 5. 173 Annual letters from the Philippine Islands. Francisco Vaez, S.J.; [Manila?], June 10. 191 Letter to Felipe III. Diego Garcia, S.J.; Manila, July 8. 223 Letter from the fiscal to Felipe III. Hieronimo de Salazar y Salcedo; Manila, July 16. 228 Complaint of the cabildo of Manila against Morga. Gonzalo Ronquillo de Vallesteros, and others; Manila, July 20. 235 Letter to Felipe III. Antonio de Morga; Manila, July 30. 251 Grant to Jesuit school in Cebu. Council of Indias; Valladolid, December 11. 257 Documents of 1602 Instructions to Pedro de Acuna. Felipe III; Zamora, February 16. 263 Two royal decrees. Felipe III; Zamora, February 16. 289 Pintados menaced by Mindanao pirates. Juan Juarez Gallinato, and others; off Mindanao, May 29-June 4. 292 Letters to Felipe III. L. P. Dasmarinas, and others; Manila, June 8-July 10. 302 Bibliographical Data. 317 Illustrations Title-page of _De rebus Iaponicis_, compiled by John Hay, S J. (Antverpiae, M. DC. V); photographic facsimile, from copy in Library of Congress. 187 Title-page of _Relatione breve_, by Diego de Torres (Milano, MDCIII); photographic facsimile, from copy in library of Harvard University. 189 Preface During the three years or more covered in this volume (1599-1602), the most notable occurrence is the coming to the archipelago (in 1600) of the fleet commanded by the Dutch adventurer Oliver van Noordt, bent on plunder and the damage of the Spanish settlements there: but he is defeated and driven away, although with heavy loss to the Spaniards. This event, with the quarrels which it arouses in Manila, and fears of like danger in the future, disturb the colony for several years. The people, both Spaniards and Indians, are also in constant dread of the Moro pirates, who ravage the coasts of the Pintados (Visayas) Islands, encouraged to commit these depredations by the late withdrawal of Spanish troops from Mindanao. In the face of all these difficulties, the government is also embarrassed by the poverty of the local treasury; its funds are wasted by unnecess
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