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Marcantonio Colonna alla battaglia di Lepanto

By Alberto P. Guglielmotti
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La narrazione ricostruisce le negoziazioni e il formarsi della lega cristiana, le operazioni navali e terrestri intorno a Cipro, e le tensioni tra i comandanti mentre preparano la flotta; descrive il viaggio, le tempeste, i naufragi e le perdite, l'assedio e le manovre dell'armata, culminando nella grande battaglia navale e nelle sue immediate conseguenze. L'autore si basa su manoscritti e archivi privati, in particolare documenti collegati alla famiglia Colonna, per seguire fase per fase le decisioni, i dispacci e le circostanze che condussero allo scontro e al successivo scioglimento dell'alleanza.

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Alberto P. Guglielmotti

Alberto P. Guglielmotti was an Italian historian and writer known for his detailed studies of naval history and piracy during the Renaissance. His notable work, "La guerra dei pirati e la marina pontificia dal 1500 al 1560," is a comprehensive two-volume examination of the conflicts involving pirates and the Papal Navy, highlighting the maritime struggles of the period. Guglielmotti also explored significant historical figures, such as in his work on Marcantonio Colonna and the Battle of Lepanto. His contributions provide valuable insights into the naval warfare and political dynamics of 16th-century Italy.

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