The Fatherland: (1450-1700) : showing the part it bore in the discovery, exploration and development of the western continent with special reference to the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania ; ptIof a narrative and critical history, prepared at the reque . The Fugger Arms. i H m -1> HO 3 ^ -D C c 33 o n 31 -n (y 3 H m 1 II IC r- :ji rn i:::^ Tl ^1. The Grant to the Fuggers. 109 and published by Senor J. T. Medina.^ Coleccionde dociinienias ineditos para la Jiistoria de Chili^ Tom.III. From these records it appears that the grant to theFugger firm embraced the whole lower end of thesouthern hemisp
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The Fatherland: (1450-1700) : showing the part it bore in the discovery, exploration and development of the western continent with special reference to the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania ; ptIof a narrative and critical history, prepared at the reque . The Fugger Arms. i H m -1> HO 3 ^ -D C c 33 o n 31 -n (y 3 H m 1 II IC r- :ji rn i:::^ Tl ^1. The Grant to the Fuggers. 109 and published by Senor J. T. Medina.^ Coleccionde dociinienias ineditos para la Jiistoria de Chili^ Tom.III. From these records it appears that the grant to theFugger firm embraced the whole lower end of thesouthern hemisphere, between the straits of Magellanand the southern boundary of Peru ; in fact, thatChili, the most progressive of the modern republicsof South America, was originally a German colony.From these documents aspublished it appears thatthe original grant wasmade on July 25, 1529, toone Simon de Aleazaba.It was not long, however, before we find the conces-sion transferred to theGermans; Veit Horl, ^^the resident factor of theFuggers at Seville, havingnegotiated the transfer.^^^ There appears to havebeen considerable negotia-tion between the SpanishIndian office and the Ger-man merchants in refer-ence to the particulars and emoluments. A personal