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Harvard pagó 27 dólares por un ejemplar de la Carta Magna sin saber que era un original
Dos académicos británicos descubrieron que una “copia” del texto medieval, conservada en la biblioteca de la Facultad de Derecho de Harvard durante 80 años, es uno de los siete originales que datan de 1300.