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Description	English: One of the certified copies of Magna Carta made in 1215 Español: Una de las copias certificadas de la Carta Magna de 1215 Français : Une des copies certifiées de la "Magna Carta" de 1215 日本語: 1215年に作られた、マグナ・カルタの認証付写本 Nederlands: Een gewaarmerkte kopie van de "Magna Carta" van 1215 Português: Uma das cópias certificadas da Magna Carta de 1215
Date	1215
Source	en:Image:Magcarta.JPG
Author	Unknown
Permission ( Reusing this file)	PD

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