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Who wrote The Conquest of Rome?

"The Conquest of Rome" was written by Matilde Serao and published in 1885. Pioneering Italian journalist and novelist who broke barriers for women in media and literature.

The Conquest of Rome

1885

Matilde Serao

The Conquest of Rome

Matilde Serao

1885

The Conquest of Rome, published in 1885 by Matilde Serao, is a political fiction novel that follows Francesco Sangiorgio, a newly elected deputy from a small province, as he navigates the complexities of ambition and identity in turn-of-the-century Rome. The narrative delves into his experiences in the vibrant city, reflecting on societal dynamics and personal struggles. Serao's work offers a critical insight into the political and social landscape of the time, making it a significant contribution to Italian literature and a notable exploration of man-woman relationships within a historical context.