Carbonari and Freemasonry in Italy's National Revival
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A study by Joseph Léti on the role of secret societies—particularly the Carbonari and Freemasonry—in Italy's 19th-century national awakening. Examines their origins, ideological principles, persecution, and influence across key historical periods: pre- and during the French Revolution, the Restoration eras, and up to the unification of Italy in 1860, including the capture of Rome.
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