Let n∈ℤ with n≥3. Let Sn and An denote, respectively, the symmetric group and alternating group on n letters. Let m be an indeterminate, and define
fm(x):=xn+a(m,n)x+b(m,n),
where a(m,n),b(m,n) are certain prescribed forms in m. For a certain set of these forms, we show unconditionally that there exist infinitely many primes p such that fp(x) is irreducible over ℚ, Galℚ(fp)=Sn, and the fields K=ℚ(𝜃) are distinct and monogenic, where fp(𝜃)=0. Using a different set of forms, we establish a similar result for all square-free values of n≡1(mod4), with 5≤n≤401, and any positive integer value of m for which a(m,n) is square-free. Additionally, in this case, we prove that Galℚ(fp)=An. Finally, we show that these results can be extended under the assumption of the abc-conjecture. Our methods make use of recent results of Helfgott and Pasten.