Spoglio del Vincenzo Macchi, 1808-1860.

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Spoglio del Vincenzo Macchi, 1808-1860.

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Materials in the buste concern the legations in Bologna and Velletri, the papal goverment in Ravenna, and a record by Macchi concerning the nunciature for Lisbon during the Napoleonic invasion. Researchers interested in the activities and career of Cardinal Vincenzo Macchi should also consult the series: Carte Macchi, also in the ASV. In this guide see the entry for Vincenzo Macchi in the section "Miscellaneous Official Materials and Separate Collections: Individual and Family Papers."

4 buste.

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