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Angelo Brofferio
Angelo Brofferio, 1848
Personal details
Born(1802-12-06)6 December 1802
Died25 May 1866(1866-05-25) (aged 63)
SpouseFelicie Perret
Alma materUniversity of Turin
ProfessionPoet, politician, writer

Angelo Brofferio (6 December 1802 – 25 May 1866) was a Piedmontese and Italian poet and politician, active during the period of Italian unification.[1]

Literary works

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Brofferio was known as "the Piedmontese Béranger". His poem entitled Canzoni piemontesi, written in Piedmontese, is among his most noteworthy works.

Bust of Angelo Brofferio at the Pincian Hill in Rome

Tragedies

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  • Su morre
  • Eudossia
  • Idomeneo
  • Vitige re dei Goti
  • Il vampiro
  • Mio cugino
  • Salvator Rosa
  • Il tartufo politico

Other works

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  • Tradizioni italiane
  • Scene elleniche
  • Storia delle rivoluzioni italiane dal 1821 al 1848
  • Storia del Piemonte dal 1814 ai giorni nostri
  • Storia del parlamento subalpino
  • I miei tempi

See also

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References

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  1. Pugno, Federico (1868). Angelo Brofferio (in Italian). Torino: A. Antonio.
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  • Wikimedia Commons logo Media related to Angelo Brofferio at Wikimedia Commons
  • Works by Angelo Brofferio at Open Library.