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IL CONTE DI VIRTÙ VOLUME PRIMO
A GIORGIO PALLAVICINO TRIVULZIO
CAPITOLO PRIMO
CAPITOLO SECONDO
CAPITOLO TERZO
CAPITOLO QUARTO
CAPITOLO QUINTO
CAPITOLO SESTO
CAPITOLO SETTIMO
CAPITOLO OTTAVO
A reflective voice reaches back across decades, addressing a beloved uncle while weaving together personal memory, patriotic yearning, and the restless spirit of 14th‑century Italy. The narrator, a passionate student of history, frames his tale as a modest offering to the cause of national unity, recalling the hopes and disappointments that have shaped the Italian imagination. With a tone that balances scholarly curiosity and heartfelt devotion, he invites listeners to step into a world where ancient ambitions echo through the ages.
The story opens amid the crumbling outskirts of Pavia, where a forlorn two‑storey house clings to the city walls along the Ticino. Its weathered stones, iron grates, and lone arched doorway stir whispered legends of feudal power and forgotten deeds. As rumors swirl around this solitary tower, the narrator’s keen eye begins to uncover the lives and motives hidden within its moss‑covered walls, setting the stage for a vivid exploration of medieval intrigue and the enduring quest for liberty.
Full title
Il Conte di Virtù vol. 1/2 Storia italiana del secolo XIV Storia italiana del secolo XIV
Language
it
Duration
~11 hours (678K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Credits
Produced by Barbara Magni and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at http://www.pgdp.net (This file was produced from images made available by The Internet Archive)
Release date
2018-11-07
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
1815–1881
A 19th-century Milanese nobleman who moved easily between literature, painting, and public life, he is best remembered for historical writing rooted in Italy’s past. His work reflects a strong interest in national history and civic ideals.
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