Carlo Cattaneo and the Politics of the Risorgimento, 1820–1860

I. A Progressive Mind in the Age of Restoration, 1820–1848.- The Education of a Nineteenth Century Liberal, 1818–1827.- The Apprentice Writer: Cattaneo and the Annali Universali di Statistica, 1827–1836.- The Years of Maturity: Cattaneo’s Economic and Social Thought, 1836–1839.- Il Politecnico: “Herein Dwells My Spirit”, 1839–1844.- Reformer and Critic: the Development of Cattaneo’s Political Thought, 1844–1848.- II. Reluctant Revolutionary, 1848–1849.- The Five Days of Milan.- Cattaneo, Charles Albert, and the Provisional Government of Lombardy, March-May 1848.- Cattaneo, Mazzini, and the Politics of “Fusion”, May-August 1848.- Informal Diplomacy: Cattaneo’s Mission to Paris, August-October 1848.- A View of the Revolution in Lombardy: Cattaneo’s L’insurrection de Milan en 1848.- Cattaneo, Mazzini, and the Revolution in Central Italy, November 1848-May 1849.- The Triumph of Reaction, June-October 1849.- III. Nationalism and Liberty: Cattaneo’s Search for a Political Program, 1850–1858.- Cattaneo and the Archivio triennale, 1850–1851.- Cattaneo, Mazzini, and the Lessons of History.- Cattaneo, Ferrari, and the Federalist Alternative.- Cattaneo, Pisacane, and the Social Question.- “Pursuits of a More Quiet Nature”: Cattaneo and the Cultural and Economic Life of Canton Ticino, 1852–1858.- Cattaneo’s Attitude Toward Italian Politics and European Diplomacy 1852–1858.- IV. Cattaneo and the Politics of Italian Unification, 1859–1860.- “The Spirit of Napoleon Is Rising Again”: Cattaneo and the Meaning of the Franco-Sardinian Alliance, January-April 1859.- Cattaneo, Mazzini, and the Meaning of Bonapartism.- Cavour’s War and the Annexation of Lombardy, April-December 1859.- Elections, Plebiscites and “Pancakes”: Cattaneoand the Creation of a “Political Italy”, January-June 1860.- A Last Chance for Liberty: Cattaneo and the Southern Question, June-November 1860.- V. Carlo Cattaneo and the Politics of the Risorgimento: An Ambiguous Legacy.