La Vita Italiana Nel Risorgimento (1849-1861), Parte 1quarta Serie - Storia

A historical account written in the early 20th century. This work examines the Italian unification and the historical figures surrounding this pivotal period in Italy's history, emphasizing the ideological debates and the revolutionary actions leading to the establishment of a unified Italian state. The opening of this volume presents a detailed exploration of the unification process through various perspectives and key events. It begins with the session of the newly formed Italian Parliament in 1861 and the significance of the law that proclaimed Vittorio Emanuele II as king of Italy. Among various contributors, Ernesto Masi highlights the roles played by influential figures like Cavour and the ongoing tensions surrounding the unification efforts, while Francesco S. Nitti discusses the influence of revolutionaries such as Garibaldi. The text reflects on the complexities and conflicts of this era, illustrating a vivid picture of Italy's tumultuous journey towards unity.