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La lotta politica in Italia, Volume 1 (of 3) / Origini della lotta attuale (476-1887); Quinta edizione

By Alfredo Oriani
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A sweeping political history that follows Italy's institutional evolution from the barbarian fusion after Rome's fall through medieval communes, signorie, and republican centers to early modern principalities and the reforms and upheavals of the Renaissance, Reformation, and Enlightenment; it examines military change, condottieri, and the rise of centralized states, the effects of Napoleonic rule and its collapse, and the reactionary Congress of Vienna. The narrative analyzes cultural and intellectual currents alongside constitutional experiments, showing how local governments, dynastic politics, and popular movements shaped modern Italian political identities.

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Alfredo Oriani

Alfredo Oriani was an Italian author and political thinker known for his contributions to literature and his exploration of Italian identity and politics. His works often reflect the tumultuous social and political landscape of Italy in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Among his notable titles is "Al di là: romanzo," which showcases his narrative style and thematic concerns. Oriani's extensive writings include historical novels, essays, and political treatises, such as the three-volume series "La lotta politica in Italia," where he examines the origins and evolution of political struggles in Italy from 476 to 1887. His literary legacy continues to be studied for its insights into Italian nationalism and cultural identity.

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