Acusacion pronunciada ante el Tribunal de Jurados de Lima por el Dr. D. Juan Ascencio contra el Alcance al Mercurio peruano publicado por don Carlos Rodriguez y denunciado por el gran mariscal del Peru D. Bernardo O'Higgins.

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