Constitution of Italy
A Roman Republic is declared
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A Roman Republic is declared
A Roman Republic is declared
A Roman Republic is declared
In early 1849, elections are held for a Constituent Assembly
Succeeds as King of Sardinia-Piedmont, 1849-1861
Mazzini arrives in Rome and is appointed Chief Minister
In the Constitution of the Roman Republic, religious freedom was guaranteed by article 7, the independence of the Pope as head of the Catholic Church was guaranteed by article 8 of the Principi fondamentali & the death penalty is abolished
Introduces a law reducing the power of the Catholic Church
Takes command of Rome & repels a French attack
Repulses a French attack on Rome. Repels a French attack on Rome
Defeats the Neapolitans at Palestrina
Defeats the Neapolitans at Velletri
Withdraws his army across the Apennines to San Marino
The French attack Velletri & enter the city
The French enter Rome & Garibaldi withdraws the 4,000 republican army to San Marino
Forced into exile in South America
Verdi's La battaglia di Legnano opened in republican Rome amid revolutionary nationalist enthusiasm.
Composes, "Luisa Miller". Composes, "La battaglia di Legnano"
Composes, "Luisa Miller". Composes, "La battaglia di Legnano"
Verdi's Luisa Miller premiered at the Teatro San Carlo with a plot inspired by Schiller's tragedy Intrigue and Love.
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