Monaco, une souveraineté dans l'histoire
A history of Monaco published by the palace archives, focusing on the emergence and survival of the principality’s distinct status. It complements celebrity narratives with questions about territory, institutions and evidence.
- Title
- Monaco, une souveraineté dans l'histoire
- Author
- Thomas Fouilleron
- Language
- FR
- Category
- Historical account
- Historical scope
- Prehistory to the contemporary period
Edition and scope of the entry
Éditions des Archives du Palais princier, Monaco, 2025; 207 pages; French edition. The catalogue also lists an English version, Monaco. A Princely History.
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Questions for further research
- Which document establishes a described change in the principality’s status?
- How can dynastic continuity be distinguished from continuity of borders, law and institutions?
Reading notes
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Sources and further research
- Éditions des Archives du Palais princier · Monaco, une souveraineté dans l'histoire
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