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Of few words, frank, at times almost rude, it abandons all the conventional offshoots of the label, but by approaching it one cannot unless one appreciates that frank and loyal character, from which all the raw sturdiness of the sea. In all his writings he reveals an extraordinary competence in the
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Returning to his city, d'Albertis then began to frequent the group of explorers and naturalists who had gathered around the
Marquis Giacomo Doria; for his part he tried to make himself useful to the research by performing analyzes of the seas, fish and plants he came across during his travels. An
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The journey back to the old continent was not as comfortable for d'Albertis as it had been, after all, the one going, although it happened on one of the four school ships of the Naval
Academy of Livorno that were at anchor in the bay of San Lorenzo . The ship on which the captain was staying, in
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The figure of the captain d'Albertis was certainly that of an original person, animated by a taste for challenges, discovery and exploration. In 1872, then at only twenty-six years of age he traveled the distance between his city, Genoa, and
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dried siren ' 'and a' 'gong' '("species of" tan-tan ", which when put into practice could, even to say, compete with the bell of the tower, even after the much-feared recasting »).
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fact, ran into a storm that caused waves ten meters high while he was off the island of
Terranova and only after a few days of navigation he managed to get out of the storm.
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explorer, but also a scientist at home, he conducted excavation campaigns with Arturo Issel in some of the many caves of which
Liguria was and still is scattered.
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A suggestive - and presumably reliable - description of
Captain Enrico Alberto d'Albertis, is that provided by the unknown chronicler of
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is the motto of captain Enrico d'Albertis, who on the summit of Monte
Galletto, in just over two years, raised - continues the prose of
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summarizes the tenacity, strength, courage, courage, and wonderfully responds to the character of the knight he shines for ".
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things of the sea, of the needs of our military and merchant marine, of our businesses.
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depicting the captain - recalls the meeting in the supplement to the
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and frozen by cold, he hosted me at Monte Galletto .
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290:Museum of World Cultures
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56:Battle of Lissa (1866)
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443:Italian philologists
433:Italian ethnologists
377:"Captain D'Albertis"
234:and with the cap of
169:discovery of America
143:Sailor and gentleman
209:Castello d'Albertis
117:Castello d'Albertis
418:Writers from Genoa
303:Castle of Albertis
173:Cristoforo Colombo
82:Italian Yacht Club
52:Royal Italian Navy
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438:Italian explorers
381:Castle D'Albertis
326:Tenacior catenis
320:Ithodio magistro
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363:References
316:archeology
312:" Colombo
72:Suez Canal
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274:Australia
181:Caribbean
125:Australia
104:. During
38:Biography
330:Caffaro
282:Americas
270:Malaysia
216:vignette
185:New York
177:Corsaro
121:Malaysia
96:and the
94:Violante
42:Born at
353:leopard
220:Caffaro
205:Caffaro
133:America
98:Corsaro
341:shield
337:silver
278:Turkey
165:Europe
129:Turkey
68:Emilia
60:Ancona
44:Voltri
294:Genoa
286:Spain
150:Turin
137:Spain
48:Genoa
349:gold
345:star
284:and
244:wind
240:snow
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154:Nice
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