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ALESSANDRO See also: Italian critic and See also: man of letters, was See also: born at See also: Pisa on the loth of See also: February 1835, of a wealthy Jewish See also: family, and educated in Florence; at the age of eighteen he published his essay on the See also: life and See also: work of the philosopher Tommaso See also: Campanella
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In 1855 See also: Ancona went to See also: Turin, nominally to study See also: law, but in reality to See also: act as intermediary between the Tuscan Liberals and Cavour; he was an intimate friend of See also: Luigi Carlo See also: Farini (q.v.) and represented See also: Tuscany in the Society Nazionale
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On the fall of the See also: Austrian dynasty in Tuscany (See also: April 27, 1859) he returned to Florence, where he edited the newly founded newspaper La Nazione
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In 1861 he was appointed professor of Italian literature at the university of Pisa
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Among his See also: works the following may be mentioned: See also: Opera di Tommaso Campanella, 2 vols
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(Turin, 18J4); Sacre Rappresentazioni dei secoli XI V., X V., e X VI
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(3 vols., Florence, 1872); Origini del Teatro in Italia (2 vols., Florence, 1877); La Poesia popolare italiana (Livorno, 1878), besides several volumes of See also: literary essays, See also: editions of the works of See also: Dante and other early Italian writers, &c
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