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I Francesi in Italia (1796-1815) / La vita italiana durante la Rivoluzione francese e l'Impero

By Vittorio Fiorini
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Una serie di conferenze ricostruisce la presenza francese nella penisola tra la campagna militare guidata da Bonaparte e il successivo tramonto dell'Impero, analizzando i mutamenti politici, istituzionali e sociali derivanti dall'occupazione. L'autore delinea il confronto tra le promesse rivoluzionarie di libertà e uguaglianza e il ritorno a forme monarchiche, valuta le difficoltà nel separare l'influenza personale del comandante dalle più ampie tendenze storiche e offre un quadro sintetico che mette in cornice le singole testimonianze, le trasformazioni amministrative e la nascente coscienza collettiva nella società italiana del periodo.

About the Author

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Vittorio Fiorini

Vittorio Fiorini was an Italian author known for his historical writings, particularly focusing on the impact of the French Revolution and the Napoleonic era in Italy. His notable work, "I Francesi in Italia (1796-1815) / La vita italiana durante la Rivoluzione francese e l'Impero," explores the complexities of Italian life during a transformative period marked by political upheaval and cultural change. Fiorini's contributions provide valuable insights into the historical context of Italy during the late 18th and early 19th centuries, reflecting on the interplay between local and foreign influences.

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