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The Unification of Italy
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Description
Michael Morrogh provides an easy-to-follow introduction to the unification of Italy - the Risorgimento - using a broad range of contemporary documents to guide the student through the topic. A brief general introduction puts the whole subject into context, while each of the chapters contains a helpful commentary section, and questions to encourage the student to think in depth and to approach the documentary evidence from different perspectives.
A wide variety of source material is used - not only letters and speeches, but diaries, unreliable memoirs, cartoons from Punch, and literary extracts. This new edition also contains valuable contemporary documents by a female American journalist.
Table of Contents
Introduction
Obstacles to Italian Unification
The Successes of 1848
The Failures of 1848-9
Piedmont in the 1850s
The International Stage
Chequered Advance in North and Centre
Southern Unification
The Final Stage.
Product details

Published | 09 Sep 2002 |
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Format | Paperback |
Edition | 2nd |
Extent | 111 |
ISBN | 9781403900661 |
Imprint | Bloomsbury Academic |
Dimensions | Not specified |
Series | Documents and Debates |
Publisher | Bloomsbury Publishing |