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On Sat. 02 Sep 1939 The Times Literary Supplement reported that the co.....

On Sat. 02 Sep 1939 The Times Literary Supplement reported that the co.....
The Times Literary Supplement reported that the copy of the Magna Carta owned by the Lincoln Cathedral of England, United Kingdom, currently on display at the 1939 New York World's Fair, would remain in the United States under the care of the Library of Congress for the duration of the war. It would be stored at Fort Knox until its return to Lincoln in 1944.

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