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Giovanni Antonio Galignani (1757–1821) was an Italian newspaper publisher born at Brescia. After living some time in London, he moved to Paris, where in 1800 he started an English library, and in 1808 a monthly publication, the Repertory of English Literature. In 1814 he began to publish the Galignani's Messenger, a daily paper printed in English. In 1884 the Galignani family disposed of their interest in Galignani's Messenger. Since then until it was finally discontinued in 1904, the paper appeared under the title of the Daily Messenger.

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  • Giovanni Antonio Galignani (es)
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  • Giovanni Antonio Galignani, né à Palazzolo en 1757 et mort à Paris le 20 janvier 1821, est un rédacteur, compilateur, cartographe, éditeur de journaux, libraire, éditeur, et propriétaire italien d’un cabinet de lecture anglaise. (fr)
  • Giovanni Antonio Galignani (1757–1821) was an Italian newspaper publisher born at Brescia. After living some time in London, he moved to Paris, where in 1800 he started an English library, and in 1808 a monthly publication, the Repertory of English Literature. In 1814 he began to publish the Galignani's Messenger, a daily paper printed in English. In 1884 the Galignani family disposed of their interest in Galignani's Messenger. Since then until it was finally discontinued in 1904, the paper appeared under the title of the Daily Messenger. (en)
  • Giovanni Antonio Galignani (1757-1821) fue un editor de periódicos italiano nacido en Brescia. Tras vivir algún tiempo en Londres, se trasladó a París, donde estableció en el año 1800 una biblioteca de libros ingleses y, en 1808 una publicacióna mensual, el Repertory of English Literature (Repertorio de literatura inglesa). En 1814 comenzó a publicar en París, Galignani's Messenger (El mensajero de Galignani, un periódico diario editado en inglés. (es)
  • Giovanni Antonio Galignani (Brescia, 1757 – 1821) è stato un editore italiano. Dopo aver vissuto qualche tempo a Londra, si stabilì a Parigi, dove nel 1800 diede vita a una libreria inglese e, nel 1808, ad una pubblicazione mensile, il Repertory of English Literature (Il repertorio della letteratura inglese). Nel 1814 iniziò a pubblicare, a Parigi, Galignani's Messenger (Il messaggero di Galignani), un giornale in lingua inglese. (it)
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  • Giovanni Antonio Galignani (1757-1821) fue un editor de periódicos italiano nacido en Brescia. Tras vivir algún tiempo en Londres, se trasladó a París, donde estableció en el año 1800 una biblioteca de libros ingleses y, en 1808 una publicacióna mensual, el Repertory of English Literature (Repertorio de literatura inglesa). En 1814 comenzó a publicar en París, Galignani's Messenger (El mensajero de Galignani, un periódico diario editado en inglés. A su muerte asumieron su publicación sus hijos, John Anthony (1796-1873) y William (1798-1882). Bajo su dirección el diario alcanzó una gran reputación. En reconocimiento a su generosidad la ciudad de Corbeil erigió un monumento en su honor. (es)
  • Giovanni Antonio Galignani (1757–1821) was an Italian newspaper publisher born at Brescia. After living some time in London, he moved to Paris, where in 1800 he started an English library, and in 1808 a monthly publication, the Repertory of English Literature. In 1814 he began to publish the Galignani's Messenger, a daily paper printed in English. After his death in 1821, his two sons, John Anthony (1796–1873) and William (1798–1882) continued publishing the paper. Under their management it enjoyed a high reputation for its global coverage and emphasis on progressive news. Its stated policy was to promote goodwill between England and France. The brothers' goodwill was not simply rhetoric. They expanded their prestige by establishing and endowing hospitals at Corbeil and at Neuilly-sur-Seine. In recognition of their generosity, the city of Corbeil erected a monument in their honour. In 1884 the Galignani family disposed of their interest in Galignani's Messenger. Since then until it was finally discontinued in 1904, the paper appeared under the title of the Daily Messenger. Galignani's Messenger is referred to in Turgenev's novel Fathers and Sons.Also mentioned in George du Maurier's "Trilby". It is also mentioned in the Diary of Maria Bashkirtseff.It is also visited by the main character of J.K. Huysmans' novel À rebours. There are also references to 'Galignani's' in Trollope's Last Chronicle Of Barset, Thackeray's Vanity Fair and Stevenson’s and Osbourne’s The Wrong Box. (en)
  • Giovanni Antonio Galignani, né à Palazzolo en 1757 et mort à Paris le 20 janvier 1821, est un rédacteur, compilateur, cartographe, éditeur de journaux, libraire, éditeur, et propriétaire italien d’un cabinet de lecture anglaise. (fr)
  • Giovanni Antonio Galignani (Brescia, 1757 – 1821) è stato un editore italiano. Dopo aver vissuto qualche tempo a Londra, si stabilì a Parigi, dove nel 1800 diede vita a una libreria inglese e, nel 1808, ad una pubblicazione mensile, il Repertory of English Literature (Il repertorio della letteratura inglese). Nel 1814 iniziò a pubblicare, a Parigi, Galignani's Messenger (Il messaggero di Galignani), un giornale in lingua inglese. Alla sua morte nel 1821 il foglio fu continuato dai suoi due figli, John Anthony (1796-1873) e William (1798-1882). Sotto la loro conduzione esso godé di un'alta reputazione (Margaret Fuller, la nota scrittrice femminista e patriota italo-americana, prima di partire per il suo tragico viaggio verso casa con marito e figlio, lo cita nella lettera del 21 aprile 1850 da Firenze chiamandolo “il Galignani”). Il suo obiettivo era quello di promuovere buone relazioni tra l'Inghilterra e la Francia. I fratelli realizzarono e sponsorizzarono ospedali a Corbeil e a Neuilly-sur-Seine. A riconoscimento della loro generosità la città di Corbeil eresse un monumento in loro onore. Nel 1884 la famiglia Galignani pose fine ai propri interessi nel Galignani's Messenger e, da allora fino al 1904, quando esso cessò la sua attività, il giornale apparve con il titolo The Daily Messenger. (it)
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