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China and the American Indies: A sixteenth‐century “history"Footnote∗
I owe grateful thanks to Adrian Dudink, Maureen Ahern, and Rev. Albert Chan, S J. and Mark Mir (the latter two from the Ricci Institute, University of San Francisco), for help in the preparation of this essay.

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China and the American Indies: A sixteenth‐century “history"Footnote∗I owe grateful thanks to Adrian Dudink, Maureen Ahern, and Rev. Albert Chan, S J. and Mark Mir (the latter two from the Ricci Institute, University of San Francisco), for help in the preparation of this essay.

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China and the American Indies: A sixteenth‐century “history"Footnote∗
I owe grateful thanks to Adrian Dudink, Maureen Ahern, and Rev. Albert Chan, S J. and Mark Mir (the latter two from the Ricci Institute, University of San Francisco), for help in the preparation of this essay.