"L'inferno Della Tirannide" by Bernardo Bellini is an epic poem in thirty-four cantos, reflecting on tyranny and the subsequent war for Italian independence in 1848. Written in Italian, this historical verse explores themes of oppression and the struggle for freedom during a pivotal moment in Italy's unification. Bellini's work offers a poetic lens through which to examine the political and social upheavals of the time, providing insight into the fervent desire for independence and the consequences of tyrannical rule. This cantica is a valuable addition to the literary record of the Italian Risorgimento, capturing the spirit and emotions of a nation striving for self-determination.

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