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Monaco - Its History Its Princes, Its Future English Edition by MONACO PRESS, 2000 History of Monaco: List of Rulers of Monaco, Monaco Succession Crisis of 1918, House of Grimaldi, Postage Stamps and Postal History of Monaco The History Of Monaco: Past And Present (1867) by H. Pemberton, 2010-09-10 The history of the principality [of Monaco] as seen through its postage stamps by H Chiavassa, 1964 The Monaco Name in History by Ancestry.com, 2007-06-13 The History of Monaco, past and present by H. Pemberton, 2010 Communications in Monaco: List of Radio Stations in Monaco, Mc Cable, Postage Stamps and Postal History of Monaco, Telephone Numbers in Monaco History of the Monies Medals and Tokens of Monaco by Raymond De Vos, 1978-12 The History Of Monaco: Past And Present (1867) by H. Pemberton, 2010-09-10 Monaco (World Bibliographical Series) by Grace L. Hudson, 1991-11 Moses Levy of Florida: Jewish Utopian and Antebellum Reformer.(Book review): An article from: American Jewish History by Jennifer A. Stollman, 2007-12-01 Moses Levy of Florida: Jewish Utopian and Antebellum Reformer.(Book review): An article from: Journal of Southern History by Matt Clavin, 2007-02-01 The History of the Principality of Monaco as Seen Through Its Postage Stamps by H. Chiavassa, 1964-01-01 Princes of Monaco: the Remarkable History of the Grimaldi Family by francoise bernardy, 1961

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21. Powell's Books - The Royal House Of Monaco: Dynasty Of Glamour, Tragedy And Scan
    Find out how. ISBN 0312193262 Author Glatt, John Publisher St. Martin s PressSubject History Subject Monaco Subject Historical Subject monaco history.  
    http://www.powells.com/cgi-bin/biblio?inkey=17-0312193262-0

22. Grimaldi Family The History Of Monaco Monte-Carlo
    history of Grimaldi Family. The Rock of monaco was a shelter for primitivepopulations. Traces of their occupation were discovered  
    http://www.monte-carlo.mc/us/presentation/history/
    
    Extractions: History of Grimaldi Family The Rock of Monaco was a shelter for primitive populations. Traces of their occupation were discovered in a cave in the Saint-Martin Gardens. The first sedentary inhabitants of the region, the Ligures, are described as a mountain people, accustomed to hard work and an exemplary frugality. The coast and the port of Monaco were probably the sea access for the interior Ligurian population, the Oratelli of Peille. The origin of the name "Monaco" has been subject to several hypotheses. For some, the name comes from the Ligurian tribe, the Monoïkos, who inhabited the Rock in the 6th century B.C. For others, the origin comes from the Greek. In antiquity, the port of Monaco was associated with the cult of the hero Herakles (Hercules for the Romans), and his name was often linked to the expression "Herakles Monoïkos," which means Herakles alone. This version seems to bear out, as the modern name for Monaco's main port is the Port of Hercules. At the end of the 12th century B.C., the Romans occupied the region. Monaco is part of the Province of the Maritime Alps. During their occupation, the Romans erected at La Turbie, the Trophy of Augustus, which celebrates the triumph of their military campaigns. During this same period, Phoenecian

23. Monaco
    monaco. Contents. Arms of monaco. history of monaco. Early history. French Protectorate (164193) and Annexation (1793-1814  
    http://www.heraldica.org/topics/national/monaco.htm
    
    Extractions: These are the arms of the Grimaldi family: fusily argent and gules . The supporters, two monks holding swords, recall how the disguise under which the first Grimaldi to rule over Monaco penetrated the fort in 1297. As described below, several successive families have in turn adopted the name and arms of Grimaldi. The flag of Monaco is based on the colors of these arms. Monaco was part of Provence since 975, when Guillaume, comte de Provence, expelled the Arabs from the region. In 1191, Monaco was given to Genoa by the Emperor Henry VI, a donation confirmed by Frederic II in 1220 and 1241, and by the comte de Provence in 1262. On January 8, 1297 the Grimaldi, an exiled Genoan family, seized the fortress. They lost it in 1317, regained it in 1335, and soon begin to assert their independence. They acquired Menton in 1346 and Rocquebrune in 1355, but lost everything in 1357, regained it in 1395, lost again in 1401. Monaco breaks away finally from Genoa in 1419, and the Grimaldi return as lords of Monaco.

24. Royalty.nu - The History Of Monaco - Royalty In Monaco
    News, books and history about the royalty of monaco. The Grimaldi family has ruled monaco for more than 700 years in the Royal Family of monaco by Christian De Massy and Charles Higham. About  
    http://www.royalty.nu/Europe/Monaco
    
    Extractions: Royalty.nu World Royalty Europe > Monaco > Monaco News Books About Monaco Princess Grace Collectibles Search The Grimaldi family has ruled Monaco for more than 700 years. The country gained its current constitution in 1911 during the reign of Prince Albert I. He was succeeded in 1922 by his son, French army general Prince Louis II. Shortly before his death in 1949, Louis was succeeded by his grandson, Rainier III, who is still on the throne. No mere figurehead, the monarch wields a great deal of power in Monaco. The tiny principality became world famous in 1956 when Prince Rainier married American movie star Grace Kelly. Their only son, Prince Albert, is the heir to the throne. Prince Albert is not married. According to changes made to the constitution in 2002, if Prince Albert does not have children, on his death the throne will pass to his sister Princess Caroline. Next in the order of succession are Caroline's children, Andrea Casiraghi, Pierre Casiraghi, Charlotte Casiraghi, and Princess Alexandra of Hanover; followed by Caroline's younger sister, Princess Stephanie, and Stephanie's legitimate children, Louis Ducruet and Pauline Ducruet. News!

25. French Studies Web: History
    French Studies Web history. This page provides history resources for France. Belgium. Switzerland. Luxembourg. monaco  
    http://www.library.yale.edu/wess/frenhist.htm

26. Lonely Planet World Guide | Destination Monaco
    back to top. history. monaco s history is pretty much the history ofthe Grimaldi family. The country is their private playground, and  
    http://www.lonelyplanet.com/destinations/europe/monaco/printable.htm
    
    Extractions: Jump to: Introduction Facts for the Traveler When to Go Events ... Maps Although it's more a pre-breakfast stroll than a country, Monaco packs a lot of living into a little land. Most of the people who dwell here come from somewhere else, drawn by the sun, glamourous lifestyle and - most importantly - tax-free income. This is the playground of Europe's elite, a country where Lady Luck might clean you out at the casino one day and put you on the Grimaldi guest list the next. It's one glittering, preening, swanking opportunity for people watching that shouldn't be passed up by amateur anthropologists. For those whose 'things to pack' list doesn't include a backless ballgown, Monaco can still be a hoot. Although you won't find cheap digs, native culture or untouched wilderness, you can snap up a Prince Rainier commemorative mug, gawk at the limos outside the Casino and surround yourself with topless wannabe starlets on Monte Carlo's beach. Live it up. Full country name: Principality of Monaco Area: 2 sq km Population: Capital City: Monaco People: French 47%, Mon©gasque 16%, Italian 16%, other 21%

27. Monaco Guide
    monaco. monaco, an ancient principality steeped in a rich and colorful history,is considered by many to be Europe s most fascinating country.  
    http://www.monaco.mc/monaco/
    
    Extractions: MONACO Monaco, an ancient principality steeped in a rich and colorful history, is considered by many to be Europe's most fascinating country. Though the Principality covers but one square mile, it stands as a proud monarchy with his Serene Highness Prince Rainier III as its head of state. Today people visit Monaco and its glittering district Monte-Carlo not simply to vacation, not just to test their standing with lady luck, nor merely to see and be seen, but to revel in the memorable life-enhancing experience that is Monaco. General Information Climate, Access,Public Transport History 6th Century to 1993 Traditions Religious and Civil Institutions Government, Fiscal, Education Economy Public Finance, Industrial, Banking Culture Institutions, Ambassadors and Venues Sport History, Associations and Events Science Activities in the Principality Tourism Development, Resources and Congresses Entertainment and Leisure Places and Events in Monaco 700 years The 700 Years of Grimaldi Information provided by the: Published by GALE FORCE of Monaco

28. Monaco -- Primary Documents
    history of monaco Primary Documents. monaco's history ( Short review)Guide to Law Online monaco  
    http://www.lib.byu.edu/~rdh/eurodocs/monaco.html

29. Grimaldi Family The History Of Monaco Monte-Carlo
    10 June 1215 monaco is taken by the Genoese. 8 January 1297 Disguised as a Franciscanmonk, François Grimaldi penetrates the stronghold of monaco.  
    http://www.monte-carlo.mc/principalitymonaco/globalinformations/history_2.html
    
    Extractions: Monaco is taken by the Genoese. The Grimaldi lays the first stone of the stronghold which today is the Prince's Palace. Their leader, Fulco des Cassello, obtains sovereignty for all of the land surrounding the Rock of Monaco from the Emperor Henri VI. In order to attract more inhabitants, Fulco des Cassello grants great advantages to newcomers such as free land and tax exemptions. From that date forward, the Rock becomes the object of the ongoing struggle between the two parties disputing power in the Republic of Genoa, the Ghibellines, partisans of the Emperor and the Guelfs, faithful followers of the Pope.

30. A Short Monaco's History
    facts, maps, flags and pictures from countries around the world. A Shortmonaco s history. Search Google for another short monaco s history.  
    http://www.abacci.com/atlas/history3.asp?countryID=269

31. Monaco
    The early history of monaco is linked to the Genoese civil wars between the Guelphs (supporting the Guelph Rainier Grimaldi captured monaco's rock from the Ghibellines and founded  
    http://www.flagspot.net/flags/mc.html
    
    Extractions: Use: on land , national and civil flag, at sea, national and civil ensign Colour approximate specifications (as given in Album des Pavillons See also: Red and white are the heraldic colours of the Grimaldi family. The colours are attested as far back as 1339, but the flag design changed with time. In the XVIIth century, a banner of arms - red and white lozenges - was used. Sources: W. Smith Dorling-Kindersely Pocket Flag Book by Peter Hans van den Muijzenberg The flag is also used with proportions 2:3 Sources: Flaggenbuch Album des Pavillons Ivan Sache , 14 February 2000 The Principality is the second smallest sovereign state in the world (the smallest being Vatican ), with an area of 151 hectares, and the most crowded one.

32. A Short History Of Monaco
    facts, maps, flags and pictures from countries around the world. A Shorthistory of monaco. Search Google for another short history of monaco.  
    http://www.abacci.com/atlas/history.asp?countryID=269

33. Monaco
    The early history of monaco is linked to the Genoese civil wars between the Guelphs(supporting the Pope) and the Ghibellines (supporting the German Emperor).  
    http://flagspot.net/flags/mc.html
    
    Extractions: Use: on land , national and civil flag, at sea, national and civil ensign Colour approximate specifications (as given in Album des Pavillons See also: Red and white are the heraldic colours of the Grimaldi family. The colours are attested as far back as 1339, but the flag design changed with time. In the XVIIth century, a banner of arms - red and white lozenges - was used. Sources: W. Smith Dorling-Kindersely Pocket Flag Book by Peter Hans van den Muijzenberg The flag is also used with proportions 2:3 Sources: Flaggenbuch Album des Pavillons Ivan Sache , 14 February 2000 The Principality is the second smallest sovereign state in the world (the smallest being Vatican ), with an area of 151 hectares, and the most crowded one.

34. Monaco/History - Encyclopedia Article About Monaco/History. Free Access, No Regi
    encyclopedia article about monaco/history. monaco/history in Free onlineEnglish dictionary, thesaurus and encyclopedia. monaco/history.  
    http://encyclopedia.thefreedictionary.com/Monaco/History
    
    Extractions: Click the link for more information. settlement, Monaco was known to the Greek Ancient Greece is one of the oldest fields of academic research in the modern university, and reflects centuries of traditional humanist scholarship before that. With the revival of interest in the study of the Greek language and Greek literature in Italy during the fifteenth century, the literary remains of Greek civilization from Homer to the Greek Church Fathers of early Christianity Click the link for more information. s of Marseille Marseilles redirects here. There is also Marseilles, Illinois. Marseille Marsilha in Provençal) is the second largest city in France. Located in the former province of Provence and on the Mediterranean sea, it is France's largest commercial port. (The English spelling " Marseilles " is falling out of usage.)

35. Columbus World Travel Guide - Europe - Monaco - History And Government
    World Travel Guide monaco - history and Government - includesinformation on the constitution and politics.  
    http://www.worldtravelguide.net/data/mco/mco580.asp
    
    Extractions: History: The history of Monaco is inseparable from that of the House of Grimaldi. Originally of Genoese extraction, the Grimaldis rose to prominence during the 12th century, when one member of the family became ambassador both to the court of the German Emperor Frederick II (Barbarossa) and to that of his Byzantine counterpart, Manuel Commenus. In the late 13th century however, with the Holy Roman Empire rife with internal strife, the Grimaldi family was forced to take refuge in Provence. François Grimaldi led a group of partisans into the fortress of Monaco in 1297, which has been ruled by his family ever since; the Grimaldis have preserved their independence through a mixture of good luck and cunning diplomacy. At various times, they were to be found allied with almost every power in the region, particularly during the Italian Wars in the late-15th and early-16th centuries. Monaco’s geographical position left them ideally placed to either help or hinder the repeated and largely unsuccessful attempts by the kings of France to conquer Italy. This Machiavellian approach – indeed, Machiavelli himself was in Monaco in the early 16th century to sign a treaty on behalf of Florence – paid dividends in 1612 when Honoré II was granted the title of prince by the French crown. He signed a treaty of friendship with France, and the principality remained independent from that time on, despite a brief interruption during the French Revolution.

36. The History Of Monaco - Royalty In Monaco
    Royal News From monaco. Click here to visit the updated monaco page on myNEW site, Royalty.nu Or visit my new homepage at http//www.royalty.nu.  
    http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Aegean/7545/Monaco.html

37. The Dodge Monaco - History And Car Information
    Justin Meyer s 1978 Dodge monaco Brougham. Allpar (ChryslerDodge enthusiasts) Home- Cars - Engines - history - Resources - Repairs - Reviews - Books - News  
    http://www.allpar.com/model/monaco.html
    
    Extractions: Click here for the Dodge Monaco police car page The Monaco was a C-body car from '65 thru about '76; there was a C-body Royal Monaco also from '75 to '77. There were also B-body Monacos in '77-'78 (rebadged Coronets). (The Eagle Premier-based Monaco in the early '90s was a completely different car. When the Monaco was first introduced in 1965, it was only offered as a 2 door hardtop in the US (Canada had Monaco convertibles as well, but these were never offered in the US). It appears to have been conceived as a specialty hardtop along the lines of the Pontiac Grand Prix and Olds Starfire. This solo offering was the top of the Dodge line in '65; other C-body Dodges following included the Custom 880, Polara 500, and Polara. The Monaco was most readily distinguished from lesser C-body Dodges by its unique taillight treatment, a tradition that continued as long as there were C-body Monacos. The Custom 880 was dropped in '66 and the Monaco line expanded to offer most of the former Custom 880 body styles (all except the convertible and 6-window four door sedan). A Monaco 500 two door hardtop was introduced to take the place of the original Monaco at this time, accompanied again by a Canada-only Monaco 500 convertible.

38. Plymouth Fury Cars - History, Details, Reviews, Specifications
    The Plymouth Fury, Gran Fury, and Dodge monaco and Diplomathistory, details, specifications, and descriptions.  
    http://www.allpar.com/model/fury.html
    
    Extractions: Most information was garnered from The Monstrous American Car Spotter's Guide . Thanks to Andy Garland and Ken Soukup for their help, to Jim Jacobsen of Maine for rewriting (with substantial additions) the 1967 and 1968 sections, and to Thomas Frogh for 1970s corrections. The Plymouth Fury was a car of history. A favorite of many police forces, reportedly adopted by the tough New York Police Department after proving its ability to take abuse in the hands of a cop (driving his own Fury) chasing a drug dealer, it was a car that could take it. The development story of the Plymouth Fury is a fascinating tale of intrigue, revenge, and betrayal. Click here for more. The Fury should soon be in the Guinness Book of World Records: Joseph Vaillancourt's 1963 Plymouth Fury was driven as a cab since the mid 1960s. With 2,609,698 km on the clock, the taxi was struck and totalled by a truck. Vaillancourt was unhurt, and a Quebec actor, Michel Barette (who currently drives a Prowler) will be spending roughly $20,000 to restore the Fury. Though Vaillancourt was at first afraid he had not set a new record, he had simply not included enough decimal places when converting to miles...he made it! Christine , the famous Fury written about by Steven King, was able to not only fix itself, but also to take revenge upon those who hurt it. Christine had the spirit of the Fury line...though few Furies killed those who insulted their owners. [

39. Mission Of Monaco To The U.N. - History And Information
    Translate this page monaco solidaire de la ville de Bam, en Iran. The Principality of monaco isone of the smallest states in Europe, measuring only 1.95 square miles.  
    http://www.un.int/monaco/history.htm

40. Monaco
    monaco is a tiny, hilly wedge driven into the French Mediterranean coast; itis 9 mi east of Nice, France. Government. Constitutional monarchy. history.  
    http://www.infoplease.com/ipa/A0107792.html
    
    Extractions: World Countries Infoplease Atlas: Monaco Principality of Monaco National name: Ruler: Prince Rainier III (1949) Minister of State: Patrick Leclercq (2000) Area: 0.75 sq mi (465 acres) (1.95 sq km) Population (2004 est.): 32,270 (growth rate: 0.4%); birth rate: 9.4/1000; infant mortality rate: 5.5/1000; life expectancy: 79.4; density per sq mi: 42,861 Capital (2003 est.): Monaco, 1,400 Largest city: Monte Carlo, 15,400 Monetary unit: Euro Languages: Ethnicity/race: French 47%, Monegasque 16%, Italian 16%, other 21% Religion: Roman Catholic 90% Literacy rate: 99% (2003 est.) Economic summary: GDP/PPP (1999 est.): $870 million; $27,000 per capita. Real growth rate: n.a.

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