Il Canzoniere Nazionale 1814-1870, compiled by Pietro Gori, is a significant collection of Italian patriotic songs and poems from the period of the Risorgimento. Published in 1883, this anthology captures the spirit of Italian nationalism and the struggle for unification. The collection includes works by various poets and songwriters, reflecting the diverse voices that contributed to the movement.

These songs and poems served as a powerful tool for inspiring and mobilizing the Italian people during a pivotal era in their history. They articulate the hopes, dreams, and sacrifices associated with the creation of a unified Italian nation. For students and enthusiasts of Italian history, literature, and music, "Il Canzoniere Nazionale" offers invaluable insight into the cultural and emotional landscape of 19th-century Italy. This book is a valuable resource for understanding the enduring legacy of the Risorgimento.

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