Luigi Pianciani
Italian politician
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Luigi Pianciani (10 August 1810 – 17 October 1890) was an Italian politician and Freemason. He was born in and was twice mayor of Rome. He died in Spoleto.
| Preceded by Francesco Rospigliosi Pallavicini | Mayor of Rome 1873–1874 | Succeeded by Pietro Venturi |
| Preceded by | Mayor of Rome 1881–1882 | Succeeded by Leopoldo Torlonia |
Bibliography
- Stato Maggiore Esercito italiano, Corpo dei Volontari Italiani (Garibaldi), Fatti d'armi di Valsabbia e Tirolo, 1867.
- Gualtiero Castellini, Pagine garibaldine (1848-1866), Torino, Ed. Fratelli Bocca, 1909.
- Giuseppe Santorelli (1910). La presa di Spoleto (17 settembre 1860) e il rimpatrio del patriota proscritto Luigi Pianciani (21 aprile 1861): cenni storici. Spoleto: Tipografia dell'Umbria.
- U. Zaniboni Ferino, Bezzecca 1866. La campagna garibaldina dall'Adda al Garda, Trento 1966.
- Filippo Mazzonis (1988). L'attività politica di Luigi Pianciani in Umbria. Spoleto: Cassa di Risparmio di Spoleto.
{{cite book}}:|work=ignored (help) - Filippo Mazzonis, Luigi Pianciani: frammenti, ipotesi e documenti per una biografia politica, Ateneo 1992.
- Gian Biagio Furiozzi (1992). Luigi Pianciani e l'Umbria dopo l'Unità. Perugia: Benucci.
- Aa.Vv. (1992). Romano Ugolini (ed.). Luigi Pianciani, tra riforme e rivoluzione. Napoli: Edizioni scientifiche italiane.
- Raffaele Villari, Da Messina al Tirolo, a cura di Achille Ragazzoni, "Passato Presente", Storo 1995.
- Livio Toschi, Luigi Pianciani Sindaco di Roma, Istituti editoriali e poligrafici internazionali, 1996.
- Atti del Convegno Luigi Pianciani e la democrazia moderna, Spoleto, novembre 2005.
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