Further Reading
- History of the Counts Panzutti
- Pédézert, Jean. Souvenirs et études (1888 edition) – Chap.II – Paris: Grassart 1888
- Félice et al. Mémoires de la Société oeconomique de Berne, vol 4., 1764
- Swiss & Savoy Nobility Brennand's European Nobility
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