Rome, Its Princes, Priests And People: Being A Translation Of Signor David Silvagni's Work "la Corte E La Società Romana Nei Secoli Xviii E Xix"; Volu (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781277285505)

This is the second volume of David Silvagni's "La Corte e la Società Romana nei secoli XVIII e XIX," translated into English and presented as "Rome, Its Princes, Priests, and People." Silvagni delves into the intricate social fabric of Rome during the 18th and 19th centuries, offering a detailed portrayal of Roman society under papal rule. The work explores the lives and influence of the Roman aristocracy, the clergy, and the general populace, providing insights into their interactions and the dynamics of power within the city. This volume continues to shed light on the cultural, political, and religious aspects of Rome, making it an invaluable resource for historians and anyone interested in the social history of this era.

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