A Historical Essay on the Neapolitan Revolution of 1799

Author: Vincenzo Cuoco   Bruce Haddock   Filippo Sabetti   David Gibbons  

Publisher: University of Toronto Press‎

Publication year: 2014

E-ISBN: 9781442620247

Subject: K546.9 local annals

Language: ENG

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“Cuoco’s classic account of the 1799 revolution and counter-revolution remains one of the most important historical texts written in Napoleonic Italy. With this translation, Haddock, Sabetti, and Gibbons have done a service to European intellectual history, political science, and the comparative analysis of revolutions.”

Chapter

Principal Events in Vincenzo Cuoco’s Life

Translator’s Note: The Words and Structures of Cuoco’s Revolution

Maps

Historical Essay on the Neapolitan Revolution of 1799

Author's Preface to the Second Edition (1806)

Letter by the Author to N.Q.

I Introduction

II Europe after 1793

III Italy until the Peace of Campo Formio

IV Naples – The Queen

V State of the Kingdom – Humiliation of the Nation

VI State Inquisition

VII Causes and Effects of Persecution

VIII Public Administration

IX Finances

X Trade

XI War

XII War (cont.)

XIII The King's Flight

XIV Anarchy in Naples and the Arrival of the French

XV Why Did Naples Not Become a Republic after the King’s Flight?

XVI State of the Neapolitan Nation

XVII Ideas of Patriots

XVIII The French Revolution

XIX How Many Ideas Did the Nation Have?

XX Project of an Interim Government

XXI Principles That Were Followed

XXII Accusation against Rotondo: The Censure Commission

XXIII Laws – Fideicommissa

XXIV Feudal Law

XXV Religion

XXVI The Troops

XXVII The National Guard

XXVIII Taxes

XXIX Commissioner Faipoult

XXX Provinces – Formation of the Departments

XXXI The Organization of the Provinces

XXXII The Expedition against the Insurgents in Apulia

XXXIII Schipani’s Expedition

XXXIV The Organization of the Provinces (cont.)

XXXV Lack of Communication

XXXVI Police

XXXVII Procida – Expedition to Cuma – Navy

XXXVIII Ideas of Terrorism

XXXIX The New Constitutional Government

XL Patriotic Salons

XLI Constitution – Other Laws

XLII Abolition of Head Tax and of Duties on Flour and Fish

XLIII The French Are Recalled

XLIV Ettore Carafa Recalled from Apulia

XLV Cardinal Ruffo

XLVI The Minister of War

XLVII Defeat at Marigliano

XLVIII Surrender

XLIX Persecution of the Republicans

L Some of the Patriots

LI Conclusion

Appendix I: Fragments of Letters by Vincenzo Cuoco Addressed to Vincenzio Russo

Appendix II: List of Patriots Who Died on the Scaffold

Bibliography

Index

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