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Antonio Mazzarosa (Lucca, 29
September 1780 – Lucca, 27
March 1861) was an
Italian politician and intellectual.
Antonio Mazzarosa was born in
Lucca on...
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Villa Mazzarosa is an
early 17th-century
country palace and
gardens located in
Segromigno in Monte, near Capannori,
about 12
kilometers northeast of the...
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Guida di
Lucca e dei
luoghi più
importanti del
Ducato by
marchese Antonio Mazzarosa, 1843, page 118.
Comune of Lucca,
entry on amphitheater. 43°50′43″N 10°30′23″E...
- grottoes. The
villa and
gardens are open to tours. It lies
close to
Villa Mazzarosa and
Villa Torrigiani. The
villa is
labeled Villa Cenami by
Trenta in Guida...
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Gamaliel Bradford (1835). Encyclopædia Americana. Vol. VIII. Philadelphia.
Mazzarosa 1832, p. 37.
Memorie 1913, p. 149.
Memorie 1913, p. 148.
Proietti 2006...
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private collections.
Archived 2012-04-24 at the
Wayback Machine Mazzarosa, page 172.
Mazzarosa,
Marchese Antonio (1843).
Tipografia de
Giuseppe Giusti (ed...
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Guida di
Lucca e dei
luoghi più
importanti del
Ducato by
marchese Antonio Mazzarosa, 1843, page 130. http://www.luccamuraurbane.it/pietra_del_diavolo_palazzo_bernardini...
- were
unscrupulous adventures of
dubious re****tion. He
chose Antonio Mazzarosa, an
eminent man, as
presidency of the
Council of State, but
under Austrian...
- Ediz. Il Ghironcello,
Lucca 2000, p. 83.
Guida di
Lucca e dei
luoghi più
importanti del
Ducato by
marchese Antonio Mazzarosa, 1843, page 128-129. v t e...
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Gaetano Vetturali. His brother,
Ippolito Marracci,
painted quadratura.
Mazzarosa,
Marchese Antonio (1843).
Tipografia de
Giuseppe Giusti (ed.). Memorie...
