An edition of Risorgimento in exile: Italian émigrés and the liberal international in the post-Napoleonic era
(2009)
Risorgimento in exile
Italian émigrés and the liberal international in the post-Napoleonic era
by Maurizio Isabella
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History, Relations, Exiles, Cosmopolitanism, Political culture, Emigration and immigration, Intellectuals, Patriotism, Political aspects, Liberalism, Italy, Italy, history, Internationalism, Intellectuals, europe, Italy, emigration and immigration, Italy, relations, foreign countries, Ballingen, Politieke cultuurPlaces
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Risorgimento in Exile: Italian Emigres and the Liberal International in the Post-Napoleonic Era
Jan 13, 2016, Oxford University Press
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Risorgimento in exile: Italian émigrés and the liberal international in the post-Napoleonic era
2009, Oxford University Press
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Table of Contents
Introduction: Who were the exiles? From Napoleonists to revolutionaries
pt. 1. A liberal international? The Italian exiles and the worldwide struggle for freedom
A liberal international : simultaneous revolutions and the birth of a transnational civil society
The Spanish Revolution and European freedom
In search of new models of heroism : revolutionary leadership and democratic federalism in Spanish America
Engaging in the politics of the Mexican Revolution
Greece and the regeneration of the Mediterranean
Ugo Foscolo, the Ionian Islands, and Parga's cession
Italian and British philhellenisms at odds : national project or civilizing mission?
Italy and Greece as Mediterranean sisters
The legacy : Santarosa and the creation of a Philhellenic icon
Cosmopolitan patriots : freedom and civilization as global processes
Civilization as a global phenomenon
Re-establishing the balance of power in Europe
Towards a Kantian understanding of the international order
pt. 2. England and Italy compared
English institutions and Italian freedom
"Naturally free" : English national character and society
English politics : parties, elections, and institutions
Keeping the Catholic Church at bay : exile liberalism and the Irish question
The shortcomings of English political life
Can freedom be exported? The British Constitution, foreign models, and Italian freedom
Conclusions: Exile liberalism, Anglophilia, and the Risorgimento
Assessing English commercial society
Giuseppe Pecchio's "scienza dell'amor patrio"
Addressing poverty in a commercial society : Giovanni Arrivabene, charitable institutions, and the reform of the poor laws
Towards republican commercial societies : GianBattista Marochetti and the defence of virtue
Narrating the Risorgimento to the British public
Auto-ethnography and the Risorgimento : responding to the Grand Tour
Influencing British perceptions of the Italian question
Epilogue: From political defeat to memory
Exile and national consciousness
Exile and the Risorgimento
Biographical appendix.
Edition Notes
Includes bibliographical references and index.
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