

Number 30 - 2006
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This issue deals with extremely various topics through the centuries. A Middle Ages study takes us to the 15th century, on the trail of Jean Grimaldi, who was Sir Lambert’s son; another one is dedicated to the everyday life of soldiers stationed in the Monaco garrison in the 17th and 18th centuries. An article describes the board and lodging in the Principality in the 19th century. To finish with, literature is honoured with Prince Florestan I, Sacha Guitry’s honest hero; and a study is dedicated to Hercule Florence, a forgotten Monegasque figure who was one of the photography instigators. (full texts in French)
PRINCE FLORENSTAN I (1785-1856), A HERO FROM SACHA GUITRY’S OPERETTA. REAL AND TRANSFORMED LIFE. - 2006
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THE BOARD AND LODGING IN MONACO IN THE 19th CENTURY - 2006
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JEAN GRIMALDI, AGED EIGHTEEN, HIS FATHER’S SPOKESMAN WITH KING CHARLES VIII. MAY 1486. - 2006
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FROM MONACO TO BRAZIL : HERCULE FLORENCE, A FORGOTTEN TRAVELER AND INVENTOR - 2006
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GARRISON TOWN : INTEGRATION TOWN ? THE SERVICEMEN AND MONACO IN THE 17th AND 18th CENTURIES - 2006
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