Diary of notable events in Mexico during the 1665-1704 period, by Antonio Robles

Levesque, Rodrigue (1997). "Diary of notable events in Mexico during the 1665-1704 period, by Antonio Robles". History of Micronesia: A Collection of Source Documents: Vol. 10, Exploration of the Caroline Islands, 1696-1709. Volume 10, Exploration of the Caroline Islands, 1696-1709. Gatineau, Quebec: Éditions Lévesque. pp. 385–431. ISBN 0-920201-10-5.

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Abstract: Long set of excerpts from Antonio Robles's diary of notable events in Mexico concerning Pacific affairs from 1665 to 1703. Entries record Manila galleon arrivals and departures, Acapulco and Colima reports, soldiers and convicts sent to the Philippines, Jesuit and ecclesiastical appointments, deaths of governors and bishops, English pirate threats in the South Sea, the departure of Fr. Sanvitores and other missionaries for the Marianas, the reported discovery of Marcus Island, and 1703 reports on the galleon Rosario and the death of Fausto Cruzat.