Spoglio del Vincenzo Santucci, 1829-1863.

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Spoglio del Vincenzo Santucci, 1829-1863.

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Materials in the two buste include letters pertaining to the office of the secretary of state, the Riti, and the Consistory. There are also various printed materials regarding the political situation and judicial matters in Rome and the Papal States. One group of documents also concerns an apostolic visit to the Ministri degli Infermi in 1853.

2 buste.

Bentley Historical Library

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SNAC Resource ID: 6837968

Bentley Historical Library

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