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Passeggiate per l'Italia, vol. 3

By Ferdinand Gregorovius
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The author recounts a traveler's visit to the island of Elba, narrating the sea passage from Livorno and the coastal scenery, antiquities and Etruscan ruins along the Maremma, and the approach to Piombino and Portoferraio. He describes the townscapes, Medici fortifications and harbor works, the modest domestic life in markets and inns, and the house and garden associated with Napoleon's exile. Observations blend landscape description, historical notes, local customs and everyday scenes, and practical accounts of industry such as iron-mining operations and their recent management.

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Ferdinand Gregorovius

Ferdinand Gregorovius was a German historian and writer, renowned for his extensive works on the history of Rome during the Middle Ages. His most notable work, "Storia della città di Roma nel medio evo," spans eight volumes and provides a detailed account of Rome's development and significance during this period. Gregorovius also explored the lives of historical figures, as seen in his book "Lucretia Borgia According to Original Documents and Correspondence of Her Day," which delves into the complexities of Borgia's life through original sources. His writings reflect a deep engagement with Italian history and culture, making significant contributions to the understanding of Rome's past.

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