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Volume 188, Issue 621
  • ISSN: 0017-0496
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Abstract

The author traces the political itinerary of Alessandro Manzoni through his most clearly ‘engaged’ writings: from his early short poem , in which strong criticism is expressed even of the new government imposed by Napoleon from Milan, to the unfinished historical essay . The recurring theme running through these writings is Italian independence - or at least in some cases, that of Lombardy. Manzoni shared the new nationalist ideology that established itself in Europe with the advent of the French Revolution. He reached a centralist and anti federalist conception of the desired new Italian State. He dedicated particular attention to the spread of a single language, common to all Italians.

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