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Storia del Quindici Maggio in Napoli / con l'esposizione di alcuni fatti che han preparato la catastrofe

By Tommaso Cimino
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La narrazione, redatta da un testimone oculare, ricostruisce i moti del 15 maggio a Napoli e i fatti che li hanno preparati, offrendo un quadro delle condizioni politiche e sociali del regno fino al 1847: tirannide, repressione poliziesca, stagnazione economica, censura della stampa e corruzione del clero. L'autore analizza come miseria, sorveglianza e servilismo abbiano indebolito le classi pensanti e favorito vizi e dipendenze della corte; descrive le riforme del 1848, la concessione di una costituzione e nuove libertà civili, e ricostruisce la reazione popolare e la successiva violenza che segnò la tragica vicenda.

About the Author

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Tommaso Cimino

Tommaso Cimino was an Italian author known for his historical writings. His notable work, "Storia del Quindici Maggio in Napoli / con l'esposizione di alcuni fatti che han preparato la catastrofe," explores the events surrounding a significant historical catastrophe in Naples. Through his detailed narrative, Cimino provides insights into the socio-political climate of his time, contributing to the understanding of Italian history. His work reflects a commitment to documenting and analyzing pivotal moments in Naples' past.

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