File:Peralta grant document 2.jpg
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Summary
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English: Forged document used as evidence supporting the validity of the Peralta land grant. Entirely forged page that was inserted as part of a Royal cedula (decree). |
| Date | Unknown date - presented as authentic during 1880s and 1890s |
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Tipton, Will M. (March 1898). "The Prince of Impostors". The Land of Sunshine 8 (3): 117. Electronic copy of original publication from Google: [1] |
| Author | Unknown - Known forgery most likely produced by James Addison Reavis |
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Public Domain (copyright expired) |
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