Papeles relativos a la solicitud de los catolicos de Inglaterra sobre su restablecimiento a los dros propios, y naturales de ciudadanos ingleses, dirigida a Mr. Pit, [18--?].

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Papeles relativos a la solicitud de los catolicos de Inglaterra sobre su restablecimiento a los dros propios, y naturales de ciudadanos ingleses, dirigida a Mr. Pit, [18--?].

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Manuscript copy of a series of documents: Copia del memorial de los catolicos del reyno de Inglaterra, al ministro de S.M. Brita.; Respuesta de Mr. Pit; Copia de las questiones que se han remitido de Londres, [por el conde de Floridablanca]; Copia del memorial hecho por el rector del Colegio de Ingleses Catolicos de la ciudad de Valladolid, al Ex.mo Sor. conde de Floridablanca, [por Josef Shepherd]. The date of the last document in the original was Nov. 16, 1788.

1 v. (21 p.) ; 21 cm.

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