Méjico

However, in what pertains to linen, Méjico may supply itself in part by using the cloth that the Indians make from cotton.

Now, however, it makes such inroads on the capital, that loss on the cost has often occurred in Méjico.

In the beginning the articles traded were very cheap, and extravagant fortunes were made in Méjico.

He wrote some letters to religious of the province of Méjico, whom he thoroughly trusted and believed in.

But he reached Méjico so broken from the journey that he did not dare to go immediately to the Filipinas.