Storia Del Regno Di Carlo Iii Di Borbone
by Francesco Becattini delves into the reign of Charles III of Bourbon, examining his influence over the Kingdom of Naples and Sicily before he ascended to the Spanish throne. This historical account, written in Italian, offers insights into the political landscape of 18th-century Europe and the significant role played by Charles III. The book explores his policies, reforms, and impact on the Italian peninsula, providing a valuable resource for historians and readers interested in European royalty and the Bourbon dynasty. Itâ€(TM)s a crucial text for understanding the complexities of power and governance during a transformative period in European history.
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