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The Philippine Islands, 1493-1898

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He was commissioned to request these not to forget in their prayers to commend them to God, and to ask that He would protect and aid them, that they might attain the consummation so greatly desired by all.

He was enjoined to bring back with him the interpreter whom they were to take with them, namely, a Chinese lad, baptized in Manila and named Hernando, who was thoroughly acquainted with the Spanish language.

Pedro Sarmiento arrived at Pangasinan and carried out his orders to the letter.

But the master-of-camp was dissatisfied with this, as well as the captains and soldiers with him, by whom the fathers and soldiers were greatly and deservedly loved.

These determined to send a summons to the fathers, asking the latter to come to see them, since they were so near.


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