Book force of destiny: a history of italy since 1796 (allen lane history) ISBN 0713997095

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Title: Force of Destiny: A History of Italy Since 1796 (Allen Lane History)
Author: Christopher Duggan
ISBN: 0713997095
EAN: 9780713997095
652 Pages
Publisher: Allen Lane
Binding: Hardcover
Publication date: 2007-08-30

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2007-10-29 Contested Italy

This is a highly engaging book. Although the attempt to re-create an Italian national identity over the last 200 years may have led mostly to diappointment and nearly to total failure after the Fascist deviation, Professor Duggan does allow that today's inhabitants are more 'Italian' than they were, however uncertain and contested the idea of 'Italy' remains.