Levasseur: La Dalmatie Ancienne Et Moderne: Son Histoire, Ses Lois, Ses Moeurs, Ses Usages, Sa Littérature, Ses Monuments, Ses Éléments de Prospérité Et de Grandeur Future
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La Dalmatie Ancienne Et Moderne: Son Histoire, Ses Lois, Ses Moeurs, Ses Usages, Sa Littérature, Ses Monuments, Ses Éléments de Prospérité Et de Grandeur Future
Levasseur
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Francisco Lauerent Levassur: La Dalmatie Ancienne Et Moderne: Son Histoire, Ses Lois, Ses Moeurs, Ses Usages, Sa Littérature, Ses Monuments, Ses Éléments de Prospérité Et de Grandeur Future
Ancient and modern Dalmatia: its history, laws, customs, traditions, literature, monuments, elements of prosperity and future greatness
The work of François Laurent Levasseur Ancient and modern Dalmatia (1861) is a comprehensive study of 424 pages published by Dentu. The work analyzes the history, law, customs, literature and monuments of the region, exploring its potential for future development, and is illustrated according to Bacler d'Albe. Key features of the work: Comprehensive content: Levasseur offers an overview of Dalmatia, covering both its historical aspects and its modern state in the mid-19th century. Multidisciplinary approach: The book describes in detail the laws, customs, literature and monuments, offering a cultural and social perspective. Vision for the Future: Addresses the elements of future prosperity and greatness of the region. Edition and Illustrations: Originally published in 1861, includes a geographical map based on the work of Bacler d'Albe. This work remains a valuable source for understanding Dalmatia under Austrian administration, during which it formed the Kingdom of Dalmatia (1815 – 1918).
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