The history of the conquest of China by the Tartars [electronic resource] : Together with an account of several remarkable things, concerning the religion, manners, and customs of both nations, but especially the latter. First writ in Spanish, by Senʹ̃or Palafox, Bishop of Osma, and Vice-Roy of Mexico. The second edition. And now rendred English
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