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During dinner with my players had left the idea of \u200b\u200breading something on the Risorgimento. As we all know in a few days, March 17, use the 150th anniversary of the unification of Italy. I looked around to see, from a literary point of view, what the market offered again on this issue and share with you the books that I found.
Because I'm still the same I could not put that for the first Sisters of Italy ":



Daughters of Italy. Patriotic poets in the Risorgimento (1821-1861)
Mori M. Teresa
€ 18.90, 2011, 199 p., paperback, Publisher: Carocci (necklace Arrows)

In the process of national unification and the poem had an extraordinary importance, helping to form the patriotic imagery, building myths, emotions, and feeding passions. Many were the women who participated in the development of this kind of "popular novel" in rhyme: some intended for a moderate and lasting fame, and only occasional impromptu other writers. Their presence, which reveals once again the female lead in the folds of history, not here dealt with through the tools of literary criticism, but as an expression of participation of women in the struggle for national unity and independence. Investigating the reasons that moved these writers and the results of entering the public arena, the author has approached other aspects of the decades in which it is made in Italy: family relationships, the status of women in society, the context cultural symbols of the creative process that fueled the imagination. The documentation examined, rich and vibrant, is not limited to but includes testimonies poetic memoirs and correspondence, let we get to the heart of a Renaissance in which the female voice is anything but passive and silent.



Women of the Risorgimento. The invisible heroes of Italian unification
Bertolo Bruno
€ 22.00, 2011, 430 p., ill., Paperback Publisher
Ananke

The book tells the Risorgimento seen "on the side of women." A gallery of female characters who, in different ways, have helped to write pages of this long, arduous, contentious period that led to the unification of Italy. Emerge extraordinary figures who have transformed their peaceful daily battle, endangering their lives and their suffering for a future that could not offer certainty. Along with familiar names, such as those of Anita Garibaldi and Christine of Belgaum, the author brings to the stage the female world of the humble fighters, the heroines of the Five Days of Milan, as well as women who were able to treat the injured in hospital organizations often assigned to female volunteers. It offers a wide space to the role of foreign journalists with their articles that told the story of the struggles of the Risorgimento, as Margaret Fuller and Jessie White Mario. Penetrates in the verses of the poet of the Risorgimento, as the great improviser Giannina Milli or passionate Molino Giulia Colombini, to tell the value in building a more perfect patriotic and securely. Fits into the world of the living: in a society like nineteenth-century woman who basically relied on the roles of wife and mother, these moments of meeting represented an essential form of social and cultural changes over the century.



hope Too Human
Mari Alessandro
€ 18.00, 2011, 749 p., paperback
Feltrinelli Editore (series Storytellers)

First half of the nineteenth century. Against the backdrop of an Italy that is not yet a nation, four young people move in search of a better world: an orphan who is encouraged by the simplicity of peasants and saints, a woman, senses alert and sharp intelligence, launched a become a spy, a painter of lascivious aristocratic ladies flying the new road of the photograph, and General Garibaldi as seen through the in love with the bright eyes, sensual Aninha. We are faced with a work that moves freely in the narrative tradition eight-twentieth-century European and American. He says, explores documents, invent, play and brings all back, safe with talent, just run a river of stories that weave and a feeling that all the magnet. Alessandro Mari writes a novel about youth. The youthfulness of the body, mind, of a nation. A great popular history.





The novel of the Thousand
Claudio Fracassi
€ 20.00, 2010, 416 p., ill., Paperback Publisher
Murcia (Publishing Group) (series history and documents. Biographies)

For registries of Europe were "a band of pirates." Cavour was a company for their "insane." When, in May 1860, Garibaldi landed at Marsala in 1089 - without uniforms, with old guns almost useless, little ammunition, very little money - their victory over the Bourbon of the Two Sicilies seemed an impossible mission. With astonished eyes of the volunteers came from the North, and through their stories, the book covers those hours and those days: the fake seizure of a ship for Genoa, the tumultuous passage, the cool initial reception and the enthusiasm of a growing population of unknown hunger and pain of the camp, the fears and the blood of the infighting, the barricades of Palermo. In the background, the intrigues of diplomacy, the crumbling of the regime of the Bourbons, the feverish interest in European public opinion. Reconstruction of the original that made a united Italy, documented as a travel guide.



end with a new edition of a book "classics" of our finest literature, the author of which I admired very much as a girl. The life of Ippolito Nievo could be a novel in its tragic brevity



Confessions of an Italian
of Ippolito Nievo
€ 12.00, 2011, p. 1104,
BUR Biblioteca Univ Rizzoli ( necklace Novels of Italy)

Written by a thirty year old who decides to play as an octogenarian, the Confessions are abnormal operation. Apparently there would be all the ingredients of the historical novel: a castle, a war, the story of the birth of a confused nation, a young man hungry for adventure, a love story. But each of these elements carries a crack, the sign of uncertainty, of anxiety. By the reduction of all that is comic hero, a parody of genre fiction, humorous distortion of the feuilleton, Italy Nievo runs far and wide, creating a novel deeply European, full, free and fun. Foreword by Sergio Romano. It all seemed

very interesting titles.
I also tried if there were graphic novels, call me crazy, but I would see so well the story of the Thousand, in the very young and trendy as the graphic novel.
I did not find anything bad!