Elogio Funebre Del Coronel Don Pablo Miralles Que En La Traslacion Y Colocacion De Sus Honorables Restos En El Elegante Panteon Que Con Permiso Real De 16 De Junio De 1826 Le Ha Erigido Su Hijo El Teniente Coronel D. José Miralles ......

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