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Girolamo Durazzo

1739–1809 · 18th century · Also known as Girolamo Luigi Durazzo

Girolamo Luigi Durazzo was a Genoese nobleman and politician of the Durazzo family, one of the leading houses of the old Republic of Genoa. Under the constitution of 1802 he became the only doge of the Ligurian Republic, a French client state. His term ended in 1805, when the republic was annexed to Napoleon's French Empire.

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