

Number 35 - 2011
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This issue echoes some previous articles of Annales monégasques, as it covers some similar topics: the Menton’s confraternity of penitents (Monaco’s confraternity of penitents was studied in issues n°15 and 16) or the International Circus Festival, whose background was covered in the previous issue. Regarding the other studies, they refer to politics, Honoré III’s wedding, the 1911 Constitution, and photographs of the Palace of Monaco in the XIXth century. (full texts in French)
THE MENTON’S CONFRATERNITIES OF PENITENTS AND THEIR CHAPELS - 2011
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ROYAL WEDDING. HONORÉ III AND MARIE-CATHERINE DE BRIGNOLE SALE - 2011
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HOW DID THE PRINCIPALITY OF MONACO BECOME A CONSTITUTIONAL STATE ? - 2011
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THE INTERNATIONAL CIRCUS FESTIVAL OF MONTE-CARLO : THIRTY-SIX YEARS AGO - 2011
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ARCHIVES DOCUMENTS : THE PRINCELY PALACE IN THE END OF THE 19th CENTURY, AS SEEN BY THE PHOTOGRAPH WALBURG DE BRAY - 2011
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