Spoglio del Carlo Maria Pedicini, 1816-1823.

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Spoglio del Carlo Maria Pedicini, 1816-1823.

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Materials in the buste concern the Riti, Immunita, and Pedicini's work as vice-cancelliere of the Sacra Romana Chiesa. One entire busta concerns the falsification of rescritti and the competence of the segreteria dei memoriali.

2 buste.

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