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Director of Beaux Arts in the Second Empire, Mr. de Mercey wanted his donation.
Marc Aurèle Marchi, professor of Greek philology in Milan, scholar, lexicographer, donated 1,250 volumes of classical editions, Greek, Latin, French Italian, to the city in 1834.
Cardinal Fesch's fund. In his will, Cardinal Fesch donates his entire 8,130-volume library.
Roland Bonaparte, grandson of Lucien Bonaparte and father of the psychoanalyst Marie Bonaparte, donated 5,000 books, including 2,000 on medicine written by French and foreign former and modern authors.
The richness of the local collection is due to Louis Campi, who has bequeathed numerous books on Corsica from the 17th, 18th and 19th centuries, and the 20 or so books he wrote.
2022 marked 20 years since Lady Dorothy Carrington disappeared. She devoted her life to studying Corsican culture and customs.
Secretary General of the Libraries and War Museum. His legacy is quantitatively less important but its content is remarkable.
Man of letters, journalist, librarian. After studying law, Jean-Dominique Guelfi works at the Méjanes Library in Aix.
