Spoglio del Giuseppe Antonio Sala, [17--?]-[18--?].

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Spoglio del Giuseppe Antonio Sala, [17--?]-[18--?].

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Materials in the buste contain information from the Congregazione per gli Affari Ecclesiastici (particularly regarding the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies and the Piedmont), letters pertaining to the Napoleonic period, correspondence regarding the congregations of the Index, Riti, Cardinalizie di Stato, and the Bishops and Regulars. Other items are a letter from Don Gioacchino Pedrilli and material regarding various jubilee years.

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