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Royal pardon proclaimed for Naples and Sicily peoples
A public proclamation from Civita Castellana dated March 14 1734 grants full pardon and restored privileges to the inhabitants of Naples and Sicily, promising civil and ecclesiastical protections and abolition of German-imposed offices. It orders public display and asserts their loyalty to the Crown and indubitable security under the King’s name.
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