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	Alessandro Francesco Tommaso Antonio Manzoni - LoveToKnow 1911 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		ALESSANDRO FRANCESCO TOMMASO ANTONIO MANZONI (1785-1873), Italian poet and novelist, was born at Milan on the 7th of March 1785.
		Manzoni's intellect was slow in maturing, and at the various colleges where his school days were passed he ranked among the dunces.
		Manzoni's marriage in 1808 to Henriette Blondel, daughter of a Genevese banker, proved a most happy one, and he led for many years a retired domestic life, divided between literature and the picturesque husbandry of Lombardy.
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		Alessandro Manzoni - Manzoni, Alessandro Francesco Tommaso Antonio (1785-1873), Italian novelist, poet, and playwright, born in Milan.
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		Foremost among the last-named group of writers is Alessandro Manzoni, the author of the famous 19th-century masterpiece of Italian romantic fiction I promessi sposi (1825–27; The Betrothed, 1828).
		Safeguarded by historical accuracy, Manzoni was able to ridicule and attack foreign oppression of any kind in any period, and to his fellow patriots the parallel with the contemporary domination by Austria was clear.
		Francesco De Sanctis (1817–83) was the foremost critic of the period and the founder of modern Italian literary criticism.
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	Italian Literature
		Francesco da Barberino (died 1348), who was influenced by French and Provençal models, is the author of two somewhat insipid allegorical didactic poems.
		Antonio Pucci of Florence (died 1374) is the chief literary representative of the popular poetry of the age.
		Antonio Fogazzaro (born 1842), a Catholic and an idealist, whose romances tower above the rest of modern Italian fiction, and of which the keynote is found in the author's conviction that the one mission of art is to strengthen the Divine element in man.
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	Manzoni, Alessandro Criticism and Essays
		Manzoni was born in Milan, the son of wealthy aristocratic parents who separated while he was still a child.
		After he left school, Manzoni lived with his father for several years in Milan, where his interest in literature, history, and politics was stimulated by the cultural life of the city.
		Two years later, Manzoni returned to Italy, and in 1810 he experienced a strengthening and renewal of his Catholic faith that was to form the basis for his major literary works.
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	Alessandro Manzoni
		There too he imbibed the negative creed of Voltairianism, and only after his marriage, and under the influence of his wife, did he exchange it for that fervent Catholicism which colored his later life.
		It was severely criticized in the Quarterly Review, in an article to which Goethe replied in its defence, "one genius," as Count de Gubernatis remarks, "having divined the other." The death of Napoleon Bonaparte in 1821 inspired Manzoni's powerful stanzas Il Cinque Maggio, the most popular lyric in the Italian language.
		With these works Manzoni's literary career was practically closed.
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	Italian Literature
		Antonio Francesco Grazzini (1503-1584) is celebrated particularly for his style and his vignettes of Tuscan life.
		Yet the tone of I promessi sposi (The Betrothed), the greatest work of Alessandro Manzoni (1785-1873), is clearly patriotic; and the same element reappears in his plays, which show Shakespearean inspiration, and in his lyrics, though it is frequently blended with a deep and all-embracing Christianity.
		Croce's literary criticism, in part reflecting the influence of Francesco De Sanctis (1817-1883), author of a History of Italian Literature that became a classic, and partly influenced by his own austere philosophical standards, served as a disciplinatory and refining element through the successive schools and fashions that appeared in the early decades of the century.
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	history of Milan
		In 1450 the Italian soldier Francesco Sforza seized power and founded a line that remained firmly in control of Milan until 1500, when the city was conquered by France.
		His son, Francesco, served the Visconti family of Milan and married the duke's daughter; he won control of the city and assumed the ducal title in 1450.
		Francesco was succeeded by two of his sons, Galeazzo Maria and Ludovico.
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		Manzoni, Alessandro Francesco Tommaso Antonio (1785-1873), Italian novelist, poet, and playwright, born in Milan.
		Manzoni is best known for I promessi sposi (1825-1827, The Betrothed, 1834), a Romantic historical novel of life in Milan under Spanish rule in the 17th century.
		The Italian composer Giuseppe Verdi wrote (1874) his Requiem to honour Manzoni's memory and it is sometimes called the "Manzoni Requiem".
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	Alessandro Manzoni - Wikipedia
		In seguito alla separazione dei genitori (la madre dal 1792 convive con il colto e ricchissimo Carlo Imbonati, prima in Inghilterra, poi in Francia), Alessandro Manzoni dal 1790 al 1803 viene educato in collegi di religiosi, prima dal 1796 al 1798 presso il collegio Sant'Antonio dei padri Somaschi a Lugano, poi presso i Barnabiti.
		Alessandro si imbeve della cultura francese classicheggiante in arte, scettica e sensista in filosofia (i sensi sono alla base della conoscenza; l'illuminismo è la critica razionale della realtà; lotta al pregiudizio e alla tradizione derivata dall'autorità; i problemi religiosi non si basano sull'esperienza, ma sulla superstizione) ed assiste all'evoluzione del razionalismo verso posizioni romantiche.
		Manzoni è ormai sulla via del realismo romantico; tuttavia non accetterà mai la convinzione propria sia del romanticismo sia dell'amico Fauriel, che la poesia debba essere espressione ingenua dell'anima e quindi non rinuncerà mai al dominio intellettuale del sentimento ed a una controllata espressione formale, caratteristica di tutto il nostro romanticismo.
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		Manzoni, De Sanctis, Croce E Altri Studi Di Storia Della Critica Italiana
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		Manzoni a Firenze E La Risciacquatura in Arno : Storia Di Un Breve Soggiorno E Di Una Famosa Metafora
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	Tommaso Grossi - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Tommaso Grossi (January 20, 1791 - December 10, 1853), Lombard poet and novelist, was born at Bellano, on the Lake of Como.
		He took his degree in law at Pavia in 1810, and proceeded thence to Milan to exercise his profession; but the Austrian government, suspecting his loyalty, interfered with his prospects, and in consequence Grossi was a simple notary all his life.
		These compositions secured him the friendship of Porta and Manzoni, and the three poets came to form a sort of romantic literary triumvirate.
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		Dedicated to the patron saint of the city, it was designed by Antonio di Vincenzo and construction work began on it in 1390.
		To the east of the basilica, along the right hand side is the Portico del Pavaglione, beneath which you will see the ancient Ospedale della Morte, which today houses the Archaeological Museum and the Archiginnasio, which is famous for the seven thousand heraldic coats of arms which have been painted on its interior walls.
		The larger of these is attributed to Antonio di Vincenzo, who was also responsible for the constuction of the San Petronio Basilica.
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	Manzoni - Search Results - MSN Encarta
		Manzoni, Alessandro Francesco Tommaso Antonio (1785-1873), Italian novelist, poet, and playwright.
		Alessandro Manzoni was a 19th-century Italian writer who took part in the 1848 nationalist uprising in Milan, Italy, against Austrian rule.
		A common vice among artists—or rather bad artists—is a certain kind of mental cowardice because of which they refuse to take up any position...
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	Sicily - The meaning of sicilian names
		When S. Francesco died, Chiara can't assist at the cerimony because she was a cloister.
		Tommaso was the Apostle who told that he wouldn't believe in the resurrection of Jesus until he didn't touch with his hands Jesus' sore: after 8 days Jesus appeared to him telling "place your hands into my wounds and believe".
		Tommaso d'Aquino (doctor of the Church) - Tommaso da Celano - Tommaso Moro - the painter Tommaso Guidi, known as the Massaccio - the leader of the people Tommaso Aniello, known as Masaniello.
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	A Sphere Around the Person: Anonio Rosmini on Property (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Father Antonio Rosmini-Serbati (1797—1855) is an author of growing interest and curiosity to his fellow churchmen, as well as to secular intellectuals, as a philosopher who successfully reconciled reason and faith.
		Manzoni became well-acquainted with philologist Claude Fauriel [1772—1884]; historian Augustin Thierry [1795—1856]; and philosophers Pierre Jean George Cabanis [1757—1808] (officially trained as a doctor and a protégé of Anne-Jacques Robert Turgot [1727—1781]) and Antoine Destutt de Tracy [1754—1836], whose daughter Manzoni was even supposed to marry at a certain point.
		Giorgio Campanini and Francesco Traniello (Brescia: Morcelliana, 1993), 192.
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	Giuseppe Verdi
		Opera in a prologue and 3 acts, Francesco Maria Piave (and Giuseppe Montanelli), after the play Simon Bocanegra by Antonio García Gutiérrez.
		Opera in 4 acts, Francesco Maria Piave, (and Andrea Maffei) after the play Don Alvaro, o La Fuerza del sino by Angel de Saavedra, Duke of Rivas, and Schiller's drama Wallensteins Lager.
		Opera in 4 acts, Antonio Ghislanzoni, from a scenario by Auguste Mariette.
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		Blondel, daughter of a Genevese banker, proved a most happy one, and he led for many years a retired domestic life, divided between literature and the picturesque husbandry of See also:
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		Botticelli, Sandro, real name Alessandro di Mariano Filipepi (1445-1510), one of the leading painters of the Florentine Renaissance.
		He developed a highly personal style characterized by elegant execution, a sense of melancholy, and a strong emphasis on line; details in his paintings appear as sumptuous still lifes.
		Born in Rome, Loren was a beauty contestant when she was discovered at the age of 15 by film producer Carlo Ponti, who later became her husband.
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	Milan - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		He later was hired to protect the city state with the creation of the popular government, but instead took over, creating the Sforza line.
		Francesco died in 1466, leaving the land to Galeazzo Maria Sforza.
		He was disliked because of his cruelty, and assassinated in 1476.
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	Manzoni Alessandro Francesco Tommaso Antonio - Search Results - MSN Encarta
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		The Betrothed by Alessandro Manzoni is one of the seminal texts of the Italian nationalist movement of the 19th century, since two of its main...
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	12 - City Lights News Milan - News/Events February 2003, Milan Italy
		Sunday morning concerts at the Teatro Manzoni tend to be very crowded.
		As it is not possible to reserve seats in advance, we suggest that you buy your ticket at 9.30 AM, as soon as the theatre box office opens on Sunday.
		At the head of the park is the Sforza Castle, originally built between 1358 and 1368 and entirely remodelled by Francesco Sforza in the 15th century.
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