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...this Philip, according to his own confession, above three thousand millions of livres of our money. afterwards confirmed by Charles V. and all the kings...nations were not only excluded the entrance into any 01 the ports in Spanish America, but likewise from having the least share, directly or indirectly,...

...surprising, though well-known circumstance. By a strict law enacted by Ferdinand and Isabella, and afterward confirmed by Charles V. and all the kings of Spain, all other nations were not only excluded from entering into any of the ports in Spanish America, but also from having the least share, directly...

...is a surprising, though well-known circumstance. I'ya strict law enacted by Eevdinand and. Isabella, and afterwards confirmed by Charles V. and all the...only excluded the entrance into any of the ports in Spanish America, but likewise 'from having the least share, directly or indirectly, in the trade of...

...surprising, though well-known circumstance. By a strict law enacted by Ferdinand and Isabella, and afterward confirmed by Charles V. and all the kings of Spain, all other nations were not only excluded from entering into any of the ports in Spanish America, but also from having the least share, directly...