Erudizione cittadina e fonti documentarie Archivi e ricerca storica nell'Ottocento italiano (1840-1880)

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Vitali, Stefano [edt]

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Material type: Text

TextLanguage: Italian Series: Publication details: Florence Firenze University Press 2019Description: 1 electronic resource (1008 p.)Content type:

text

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computer

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online resource

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978-88-6453-840-2
9788864538396
9788864538402
9788864538426
9788892730588

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History: earliest times to present day

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Summary: In the middle decades of the 19th century (also known as the "History century"), the archives opened to historical research in Italy as well, starting to raise new awareness on the importance of documentary sources from the Medieval and Modern Ages. The network of State Archives was organised gradually; however, before and after the Unification of Italy, cities, "municipal" scholars and their networks of relationships, as well as city archives and institutions, remained a dominant element. Using classification essays and a series of researches on individual citizen contexts from the whole Italian Peninsula, this volume explores the variety and richness of this transformation, in the country's centre and in the suburbs.

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In the middle decades of the 19th century (also known as the "History century"), the archives opened to historical research in Italy as well, starting to raise new awareness on the importance of documentary sources from the Medieval and Modern Ages. The network of State Archives was organised gradually; however, before and after the Unification of Italy, cities, "municipal" scholars and their networks of relationships, as well as city archives and institutions, remained a dominant element. Using classification essays and a series of researches on individual citizen contexts from the whole Italian Peninsula, this volume explores the variety and richness of this transformation, in the country's centre and in the suburbs.