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2005-05-06 02:00 Rsabbatini 540×385×8 (57045 bytes) Ruins of the San Miguel [[Jesuit]] [[Reductions]] in the state of [[Rio Grande do Sul]]. [[Brazil]] (Drawing of 1846). {{PD-old}}
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From en:Image:Casadospadres1845.jpeg Ruins of the San Miguel Jesuit Reductions in the state of Rio Grande do Sul. Brazil (Drawing of 1846). {{PD-old}} Originally uploaded 02:00, May 6, 2005 by en:user:Rsabbatini
