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[Praise of Charles III] [Graphic Material]
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Inscription at the foot of the image: “First CARLOS que Rey,” in the pedestal: "CARLOS III. REY DE NAPOLES Y DE ESPAÑA PADRE, HERMANO Y AMIGO DE SUS VASALLOS. He was born in Madrid on January 20, 1716. Reynó en Napoles from May 15, 1734. until 1759. In Spain from 1759. In Spain from 1759. until 1788. He died in Madrid on Diciem.bre His virtues will immortalize his qual à la qual Inmemory,
Title: [Praise of Charles III] [Graphic Material]
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Inscription at the foot of the image: “First CARLOS que Rey,” in the pedestal: "CARLOS III.
REY DE NAPOLES Y DE ESPAÑA PADRE, HERMANO Y AMIGO DE SUS VASALLOS.
He was born in Madrid on January 20, 1716.
Reynó en Napoles from May 15, 1734.
until 1759.
In Spain from 1759.
In Spain from 1759.
until 1788.
He died in Madrid on Diciem.
bre His virtues will immortalize his qual à la qual Inmemory,.
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