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Ante Defranceschi

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The Other Franceschi

…. , note: Two printed libretti carry his name: the Prague «Principe d'Itaca» of 1797, in the Bayerische Staatsbibliothek, and the Florence edition of «Angiolina» of 1815, which credits «Libretto by C. P. Defranceschi». No connection to this family is claimed. , id: antedefranceschi , name: Ante Defranceschi , dates: published 1927 , where: Croatia , field: Teaching , text: Author of «Metoda početnoga čitanja i pisanja te put do slobodnih sastavaka» — a method of first reading and writing, and the road to free composition. It is a teachers' manual: how to bring a child from letters to writing something of their own. He wrote it in Croatian, under the Cr…

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