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English: A high resolution image of the Decree of Governor General Antonio Blanco, dated 5 April 1850, separating the towns of Banate and Anilao in Iloilo (Philippines) from their mother town of Barotac Nuevo(first page).
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Source The original manuscript of the Decree of Governor General Blanco, dated 5 April 1850, regarding the separation of Banate and Anilao from Barotac Nuevo. The document can be found in the Archives of the Monastery of the Augustinian Province of the Most Holy Name of Jesus of the Philippines in Valladolid, Spain.
Author Governor General Antonio Blanco

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This work is in the public domain according to Spanish Royal Act 1/1996, on April 12, about Intellectual Property, article 13,
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