Spoglio del Ludovico Micara, 1739-1846.

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Spoglio del Ludovico Micara, 1739-1846.

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Materials in the buste include judicial matters from the Rota, the Consulta, and other tribunals. There are also some published circular letters from the secretary of state to legates in the provinces and a "Regola e Testamento del serafico Padre S. Francesco," dated 1739.

1 busta.

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