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Selvaggia de' Vergiolesi

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A historical tale set in and around a mountain stronghold intertwines a lyrical romance between a celebrated poet and a spirited young woman with the violent realities of factional conflict. Political councils, sieges, skirmishes, and desperate defenses alternate with dances, secret meetings, and tender attachments. The narrative traces surrender, exile, clandestine embassies, betrayals and revelations, tragic deaths, and a hazardous passage across the highlands, closing on returns and reckonings that probe loyalty, courage, and the human costs of communal strife.

About the Author

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Giuseppe Tigri

Giuseppe Tigri was an Italian author known for his work in the early 19th century. His notable book, "Selvaggia de' Vergiolesi," reflects the romantic and adventurous themes prevalent in literature of his time. Tigri's writing often explores the complexities of human emotions and relationships, set against rich historical backdrops. While not widely recognized today, his contributions to Italian literature offer insights into the cultural and social dynamics of his era.