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Della storia d'Italia dalle origini fino ai nostri giorni, sommario. v. 2

By conte Cesare Balbo
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Il testo ricostruisce l'età delle preponderanze straniere che trasformò la penisola, esaminando fasi successive di predominio esterno e conflitti tra potenze e collegandole alla formazione di Stati maggiori, alla perdita delle forme repubblicane e al declino causato dall'indipendenza incompiuta, dal disordine delle libertà e dalla carenza di armi nazionali. Analizza l'impatto delle nuove cause di cambiamento — scoperta di nuovi mondi, innovazioni belliche, stampa e diffusione culturale — mostrando come abbiano insieme favorito lo scambio culturale e favorito l'intervento straniero. Propone infine un giudizio che distingue progressi da regressi e ne trae insegnamenti per i tempi successivi.

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conte Cesare Balbo

Conte Cesare Balbo was an Italian statesman, historian, and writer known for his significant contributions to the understanding of Italy's history. His most notable work, "Della storia d'Italia dalle origini fino ai nostri giorni," is a comprehensive examination of Italy's past, spanning from its origins to contemporary times. Balbo's writings reflect his deep engagement with the political and cultural issues of his era, making him a key figure in the literary and historical discourse of 19th-century Italy. In addition to his historical narratives, he also authored works such as "Delle speranze d'Italia" and "Novelle," which further illustrate his literary versatility.

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