About Casanova: Vol.2: Correspondence between Marco Leeflang and Charles Samaran and others [manuscript], 1986.

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About Casanova: Vol.2: Correspondence between Marco Leeflang and Charles Samaran and others [manuscript], 1986.

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Include correspondence re: Casanova between Leeflang and Samaran, a French historian and Casanova scholar, and Jeanne Samaran, his daughter, together with correspondence with Jacques Marsan, the Touring club of France, Prince Alfons Clary-Aldringen, and Ambassador Gian Franco Pompeii all on some aspect of Casanova scholarship.

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Marsan de Perramont, J. (Jacques)

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Leeflang, Marco

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Casanova, Giacomo, 1725-1798

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Touring club of France.

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Pompeii, Gian Franco,

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Clary-Aldringen, Alfons, 1887-1978

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Samaran, Charles, 1879-1982

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Charles Samaran est né à Cravencères-l’Hôpital (Gers) le 28 octobre 1879. Après des études secondaires au Lycée d’Auch (Gers), il entre à l’École des chartes, où en 1901, il soutient sa thèse sur la maison d’Armagnac ; puis il poursuit ses études à la faculté de lettres de Paris et à l’École pratique des hautes études ainsi qu’à l’École française de Rome. Il épouse en janvier 1912, à Paris, Mlle Marie-Camille Taffanel (1882-1962), fille de Paul Taffanel, chef d’orchestre...

Samaran, Jeanne,

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