But until I have heard the reasons on which he based that action, I do not dare to blame him.
[_Marginal note_: "What investigation you make in this will be very suitable.

You have also well understood the matter, and reason on it in such a manner that there is nothing to add to what you propose, except to await your reply with the suitable execution of it, for the good example that must emanate from it in similar matters."] 9th.

I believe that your Majesty will already have learned of the occasion for sending the said master-of-camp to those places, by letters that I sent via India.

By them will be seen the causes that preceded, and the pressing efforts made by the castellan Lucas de Vergara Gaviria, in order that he might be permitted to come here.

A son of Doctor Quesada, ex-auditor of Mexico, a man respected for his learning and integrity, went to take his residencia.