While relative peace with the natives prevailed, the population grew very slowly; in the 1855 census, the Christian inhabitants and converts numbered 817 (including 137 who were exempt from taxes).
In the 1855 census, the Christian inhabitants and converts numbered 817 (including 137 who were exempt from taxes). While relative peace with the natives prevailed, the population grew very slowly.
While relative peace with the natives prevailed, the population grew very slowly. In the 1855 census, the Christian inhabitants and converts numbered 817 (including 137 who were exempt from taxes).
While relative peace with the natives prevailed, the population grew very slowly. In the 1855 census, the Christian inhabitants and converts numbered 817 (including 137 who were exempt from taxes).