Britain, Ireland and the Italian Risorgimento
edited by Nick Carter
Bok · Engelsk · 2015
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| Omfang | xi, 233 sider
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| Opplysninger | 1. A Cosmopolitan Nationalism : Young Ireland and the Risorgimento / Michael Huggins -- 2. "The Ink of the Wise" : Mazzini, British Radicalism and Print Culture, 1848-1855 / Joan Allen -- 3. Felice Orsini and the Construction of the Pro-Italian Narrative in Britain / Elena Bacchin -- 4. "An Italy Independent and One" : Giovanni (John) Ruffini, Britain and the Italian Risorgimento / Raffaella Antinucci -- 5. Oil On Fire : Alessandro Gavazzi And Ireland in the Nineteenth Century / Anne O'Connor -- 6. Conforming to the British Model? : "Official" British Perspectives on the New Italy / Owain J. Wright -- 7. Italian Women in the Making : Re-Reading The Englishwoman's Review (c. 1871-1889) / Marcella Pellegrino Sutcliffe -- 8. Italy and the "Irish Risorgimento" : Italian Perspectives on the Irish War of Independence, 1919-21 / Chiara Chini.. - "Italian nationalism was a deeply divisive issue in both Britain and Ireland. While British evangelicals, radicals and liberals and (for a time) Irish nationalists embraced the Italian struggle, conservatives and Catholics opposed what they saw as a threat to European order and to the political authority of the papacy. This collection of essays examines Mazzinian networks in Britain and Ireland both during and after the Risorgimento, it explores the role of religion and the British-Irish semi-colonial relationship in shaping British and Irish reactions to Italian independence, it analyses the part played by Italian exiles in the construction of the pro-Italian platform in Britain and Ireland, and considers the Italian idea of an 'Irish Risorgimento' in the first decades of the twentieth century"--
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| ISBN | 9781137297716
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