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A great discovery has recently been made, and
one Of great interest to the antiquarans. We refer
to number of unpublished letters Of Christina,
queen Of Sweden. On the last meeting at Stock
holm, relative to the publication Of documents con-
nected with the history of Scandinavia the Baron Of
Ihre announced that Mr.. Bergman, the charge Of
Sweden and Norway, had announced to him that
there existed in the library of Count Azzolina at
Florence, several letters Of Queen Christina, hih-
erto unknown to the Swedish historians, as well as
certain documents concerning the queen, which this
diplomatist has obtained permission to copy. II is
known that Queen Christina appointed Cardinal
Azzolina her legatee and that marquis of the same
name, who now resides in Florence, is descendant
Of this cardnal this explains his being in the pos
session of the documents