Catalog Record: Pragmatica sancion, en fuerza de ley, por la qual se declara tocar el conocimiento de las causas de falsificacion de moneda a las justicias ordinarias, con las apelaciones a los tribunales superiores respectivos | Hathi Trust Digital Library

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Pragmatica sancion, en fuerza de ley, por la qual se declara tocar el conocimiento de las causas de falsificacion de moneda a las justicias ordinarias, con las apelaciones a los tribunales superiores respectivos

Corporate Author: España.
Other Authors: Martínez Salazar, Antonio. , Viñals y Torrero, Francisco, 1863-1934,, Viñals y Rubio, Marcos, 1812-1895,, Sanz, Antonio, (Madrid)
Language(s): Spanish
Published: En Madrid : en la Oficina de Don Antonio Sanz ... , 1771.
Subjects: Falsificación > España > Obras anteriores a 1800.
Moneda > España > Obras anteriores a 1800.
Forgery > Spain > Early works to 1800.
Money > Spain > Early works to 1800.
Note: Pragmática fechada en San Ildefonso, a 20 de agosto de 1771 y Publicación en Madrid, 31 de agosto de 1771.
Certifica la copia Antonio Martinez Salazar.
Physical Description: 4 h. ; Fol.
Original Format: Book
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