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Jean-Marie-Antoine Defrance

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The Other Franceschi

…, text: Professor, historian, essayist, travel writer; chancellor to the bishop and honorary canon of Split. He published the monthly La Dalmazia at Zadar and argued in it for an enlightened cosmopolitanism. His poem Dalmatinska vila appeared in 1844. , note: , id: defrance , name: Jean-Marie-Antoine Defrance , dates: b. 1771 , where: France , field: Arms , text: Écuyer to the Emperor, brigadier general, made a count of the Empire by letters patent of 2 July 1808 at Bayonne. His arms: party azure and gules, cut argent — azure with the sign of the military counts; gules with a golden cock; argent with three azure halberd-irons, two and one. , note:…

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