Memoirs of the Life and Peregrinations of the Florentine: Philip Mazzei, 1730-1816Columbia University Press, 1942 - 447 страници Mazzei came to Virginia in 1773, became a friend of Jefferson and an active supporter of the Revolution. From 1779 to 1783 he was an agent of Virginia to secure arms in Italy. |
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... things.3 Before leaving the subject of Nicopolis , I must tell you some- thing about the town , but it will be very little , because my friend's 2 In Turkey , the Venetian sequins had a higher value than the gigliati [ old Florentine ...
... things.3 Before leaving the subject of Nicopolis , I must tell you some- thing about the town , but it will be very little , because my friend's 2 In Turkey , the Venetian sequins had a higher value than the gigliati [ old Florentine ...
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... things attracted a large number of peo- ple , and some came from a distance of forty miles . The auction lasted four days , beginning early each morning and continuing until evening , with some time out for dinner . Several things were ...
... things attracted a large number of peo- ple , and some came from a distance of forty miles . The auction lasted four days , beginning early each morning and continuing until evening , with some time out for dinner . Several things were ...
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... thing . Prince Kaunitz was so horrified by this that he wished to resign his position , and stayed only to please the ... things ; specifically there is the protection the son so definitely granted the Jansenist Bishop of Pistoia . " The ...
... thing . Prince Kaunitz was so horrified by this that he wished to resign his position , and stayed only to please the ... things ; specifically there is the protection the son so definitely granted the Jansenist Bishop of Pistoia . " The ...
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THE EXUBERANCE OF YOUTH | 3 |
MEDICINE IN SMYRNA | 44 |
TEACHERMERCHANT IN LONDON | 88 |
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Abbot Adams affairs agreed already Ambassador America arrived asked Assembly begged believe brother called captain cause Celesia chargé d'affaires colonies Condorcet Constantinople convinced Count Rosemberg daughter dear departure dine dinner Duchess England English everything father favor Florence following morning France French gave Genoa Grand Duke heard horses informed Italian Janizaries Jefferson King King of Poland knew later learned leave Leghorn letter lived London looked Lucca Marigliano Marquis Caracciolo Marshal Mazzei miles minister mother Naples never Paris persons Philip Mazzei Piattoli Pisa Pistoia Poland Potocki Prince Prince Adam reached reason received replied Salinas Salmour scudi sent servant ship Signor sister Smyrna soon spoke Stanislaus Staphorst stay Tanucci tell things thought tion told took trip Tuscany Vienna Virginia wanted Warsaw wife Williamsburg wine wished wrote young