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Harvard bought this stained document for $27.50; decades later, experts realised it was an original Magna Carta

Harvard Law School bought a stained and faded parchment in 1946 for just $27.50, believing it was an ordinary later copy of the Magna Carta.

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Harvard bought this stained document for $27.50; decades later, experts realised it was an original Magna Carta

Harvard Law School bought a stained and faded parchment in 1946 for just $27.50, believing it was an ordinary later copy of the Magna Carta.

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Harvard bought this stained document for $27.50; decades later, experts realised it was an original Magna Carta

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