CHAPTER 1. What Prussia Had to Teach

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. CONTENTS vii
3. FOREWORD TO THE SERIES ix
4. FEDERICO CHABOD: A BIO-BIBLIOGRAPHICAL PROFILE BY FRANCESCO TUCCARI xv
5. FEDERICO CHABOD, HISTORIAN OF ITAUAN FOREIGN POLICY BY WALTER MATURI xxvii
6. PREFACE xxxvii
7. A NOTE ON SOURCES AND ABBREVIATIONS xlv
8. TRANSLATOR'S NOTE xlvii
9. PART ONE: PASSIONS AND IDEAS
10. I. The Franco-Prussian War and Italy
11. CHAPTER 1. What Prussia Had to Teach 5
12. CHAPTER 2. The Lesson of "Reality" in France 67
13. CHAPTER 3. Against the "Realism" of Bismarck 89
14. II. The Idea of Rome
15. CHAPTER 4. The "Mission" of Rome 147
16. CHAPTER 5. Science or Renovatio Ecclesiae 173
17. CHAPTER 6. The Shadow of Caesar 235
18. CHAPTER 7. The Anti-Romans 262
19. III. Order and Liberty
20. CHAPTER 8. The Conservative Program 271
21. CHAPTER 9. Among the Elite 293
22. CHAPTER 10. Liberty and Law 325
23. IV. The Present and the Future
24. CHAPTER 11. The Present and the Future 377
25. PART TWO: THE OBJECTIVE WORLD AND THE WORLD OF MEN
26. I. The Objective World
27. CHAPTER 12. Finance and the Army 403
28. CHAPTER 13. Political Apathy 422
29. CHAPTER 14. High Politics or the Politics of Tranquillity? 438
30. II. The World of Men
31. CHAPTER 15. Emilio Visconti Venosta 467
32. CHAPTER 16. Costantino Nigra 496
33. CHAPTER 17. Count de Launay 511
34. CHAPTER 18. Count di Robilant 515
35. CHAPTER 19. Lanza and Minghetti 536
36. CHAPTER 20. Vittorio Emanuele II 539
37. BIBLIOGRAPHY 571
38. INDEX 583