Raccolta Di Varie Notizie Riguardanti La Reg. Città Di Verona Ed Il Congresso In Essa Tenuto Dall'augustissimo Nostro Imperatore Francesco I. Con Le P

Raccolta Di Varie Notizie Riguardanti La Reg. Citt?Di Verona offers a detailed account of the Congress of Verona held in the autumn of 1822. This historical record focuses on the events surrounding the congress, which was attended by Emperor Francesco I and other allied powers. The book provides insights into the political climate and significant discussions that took place during this pivotal European gathering.

Including a comprehensive list of the princes and notable figures present, this volume serves as a valuable resource for historians and those interested in 19th-century European political history. It captures the essence of Verona's role during this period and provides a glimpse into the dynamics of international relations at the time. This work preserves the details of a crucial moment in European history, making it an enduring addition to any historical collection.

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