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<p> Celebrated Swiss historian, born at Geneva; son of a Protestant clergyman of [[Italian]] descent; the family fortune was lost in the troublous days of the French Revolution, and exile in [[England]] and | Jean Charles Léonard Simonde De Sismondi <ref name="term_79938" /> | ||
==References == | <p> Celebrated Swiss historian, born at Geneva; son of a [[Protestant]] clergyman of [[Italian]] descent; the family fortune was lost in the troublous days of the French Revolution, and exile in [[England]] and Italy followed, but in 1800 Sismondi returned to Geneva, and having received a municipal appointment gave himself to literary pursuits; the works which have established his reputation are his great histories of "The Italian Republics in the Middle Ages," "European Literature," and "A. History of the French"; wrote also on political economy (1773-1842). </p> | ||
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Latest revision as of 19:01, 15 October 2021
Jean Charles Léonard Simonde De Sismondi [1]
Celebrated Swiss historian, born at Geneva; son of a Protestant clergyman of Italian descent; the family fortune was lost in the troublous days of the French Revolution, and exile in England and Italy followed, but in 1800 Sismondi returned to Geneva, and having received a municipal appointment gave himself to literary pursuits; the works which have established his reputation are his great histories of "The Italian Republics in the Middle Ages," "European Literature," and "A. History of the French"; wrote also on political economy (1773-1842).
