Elevation of the Royal Seminary of Nobles of Madrid II. Drawing of the main façade
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Letter from Antonio de Morga, president of the audience of Quito, to H.M. on the advisability of founding a university in Quito
Genealogy of the student of the Royal Seminary of Nobles of Madrid: José Juan de Cadalso Vázquez Vizcarra de Andrade. Native of Cadiz. He entered the Royal Seminary in 1758. Proofs of nobility with information from witnesses.
Genealogy of the student of the Royal Seminary of Nobles of Madrid: Tomás Lezo Pacheco y Olaverrieta. Born in Cadiz, 1733. Son of D. Blas de Lezo, squadron commander of the Royal Navy. He entered the Royal Seminary in 1747. Baptismal certificate and testimony of nobility.
Genealogy of the student of the Royal Seminary of Nobles of Madrid: Juan Javier de Goyeneche Indaburu Balanza e Iturburua. Born in Madrid, 1744. Son of D. Francisco Miguel de Goyeneche, Knight of the Order of Santiago, Marquis of Belzunce, Count of Saceda. They entered the Royal Seminary in 1759. Baptismal certificate and information from witnesses accrediting nobility.
Genealogy of the student of the Royal Seminary of Nobles of Madrid: Miguel Galvez Maxent y Gallardo. Count of Galvez. Native of Guarico (Venezuela), 1783.
Genealogy of the student of the Royal Seminary of Nobles of Madrid: Sabino Rodríguez Campomanes Amarilla Pérez y Sotomayor. Born in Madrid, 1764.
Elevation of the Royal Seminary of Nobles of Madrid I. Drawing of the section showing the elevation of the courtyard
Elevation of the Royal Seminary of Nobles of Madrid III. Drawing of the section showing the elevation of the courtyard
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