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Ricordi intorno alle Cinque Giornate di Milano (18-22 marzo 1848) / Seconda edizione con aggiunte cover

Ricordi intorno alle Cinque Giornate di Milano (18-22 marzo 1848) / Seconda edizione con aggiunte

By Luigi Torelli
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A first-person memoir recounts the popular uprising in Milan in March 1848, tracing political and local causes, street fighting, the erection of barricades, and the formation of a provisional government. The author describes personal involvement in patrols, committees, and missions, detailed episodes of combat and occupation of military posts, civic hardships, funerary ceremonies, and everyday arrangements for food and security. Added material treats the Piedmontese army's retreat after the Custoza battle and the violent August crisis in the city. The narrative closes with reflections on public spirit, citizens' responsibilities, and social problems exposed by the revolutionary episode.

About the Author

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Luigi Torelli

Luigi Torelli was an Italian author known for his work on the historical events surrounding the Five Days of Milan in March 1848. His notable book, "Ricordi intorno alle Cinque Giornate di Milano," provides a personal account and reflections on this pivotal moment in Italian history, capturing the spirit of the time and the struggle for independence. Through his writings, Torelli contributes to the understanding of the socio-political landscape of 19th-century Italy, offering insights into the aspirations and challenges faced by the people during the revolutionary period.

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