

Number 24 - 2000
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This issue focuses on different figures of the history : Giovanni Francesco Monno of Monaco, a cartographer of the 17th century; the Grimaldi Knight, who was the first governor of the 18th century and Antoine I’s son; Prince Honoré III during the French Revolution; the bust of General Krasinski realized by the Monegasque artist François-Joseph Bosio; Caroline Gibert de Lametz, who was a princess of Monaco in the 19th century, and the astronomer Francesco Maria Grimaldi. To finish with, an article also talks about the local dialect at school. (full texts in French)
“ARTE DELLA VERA NAVEGATIONE” BY GIOVANNI FRANCESCO MONNO, FROM MONACO (17th CENTURY) - 2000
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THE GRIMALDI KNIGHT, GOVERNOR OF MONACO FROM 1732 TO 1784 - 2000
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PRINCE HONORÉ III DURING THE FRENCH REVOLUTION. NOVEMBER 1792 – SEPTEMBER 1793 : THE END OF ILLUSIONS - 2000
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THE BUST OF GENERAL KRASINSKI (1782-1858), BY FRANÇOIS-JOSEPH BOSIO, LEFT IN FRANCE - 2000
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CAROLINE GIBERT DE LAMETZ (1793-1879), PRINCESS OF MONACO : A DRIVE FOR MODERNITY - 2000
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THE MONEGASQUE SPEAKING AT SCHOOL - 2000
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FRANCESCO MARIA GRIMALDI, PHYSICIST AND ASTRONOMER - 2000
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ARCHIVES DOCUMENTS : ALBUM FROM THE PAST. MONACO AND ITS SURROUNDINGS, A HUNDRED YEARS AGO. - 2000
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