`ITALY DS3: The Creation of the Kingdom of Italy ( 1856 - 61 )

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Timeline of events so far

1820/30s - Revolutions crushed by Klemmens Von Metternich

1848 - Mass revolution and first war - Lost to Radetzky, Roman Republic, Daniele Manin in Venice, April 1848 Papal Allocution

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Causes of the War ( 1859 )

The National Society ( 1857 )

  • 1857: founded by political exiles living in Piedmont (Daniele Manin)

  • Promotes northern nationalism

  • Il Piccolo Corriere d’italia newspaper

  • contrasted the revolutionary and violent tactics associated with Mazzini

Relations with Louis Napoleon

  • Napoleon had dynastic interest

  • Wanted to expand French Influence into Nice and Savoy

  • Louis Napoleon was unwavering in his commitment to the Pope

  • Crimean War ( 1855 ): Grateful to Piedmont

Orsini Affair ( 1858 )

  • Orsini’s letter invited Louis Napoleon into Italy

  • 7 Dead, 100 Injured

The Pact of Plombieres ( July 1858 )

  • France to join Piedmont in a war against Austria

  • ONLY if Austria is the aggressor

  • Nice and Savoy given in exchange for 200k troops

  • Prince Jerome to marry Princess Clotilde

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Events of the Second War (1859-60)

The Pact of Plombieres (July 1858) / Declaration of War (April 1859) / French Intervention (May 1859) / Battle of Magenta (4th June 1859) / Battle of Solferino (24th June 1859)

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The Pact of Plombieres ( July 1858 )

France promised 200,000 troops in exchange for Nice and Savoy. Princess Clotilde to marry Prince Jerome

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Declaration of War ( April 1859 )

December 1858: Victor Emmanuel’s speech at parliament purposely provocative

March 1859: Cavour mobilises Piedmontese Army

April 1859: Austrian ultimatum refused by Piedmont

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French Intervention ( May 1859 )

May 1859: Napoleon III adheres to 1858 Pact of Plombieres and sends 200k troops

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Battle of Magenta ( 4th June 1859 )

1 Doctor per 500 troops, 8-9000 casualties

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Battle of Solferino ( 24th June 1859 )

35,000 casualties, causes Henri Durant to found Red Cross

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Consequences of the Second War ( 1859-60 )

Villafranca ( July 1859 ), Treaty of Zurich ( November 1859 ), Annexation of Central Duchies ( 1860 )

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Villafranca Agreement ( July 1859 )

Napoleon makes peace with Austria behind Cavour’s back. Lombardy ceded to Piedmont

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Treaty of Zurich ( November 1859 )

Formal Peace deal between France, Piedmont and Austria

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Annexation of the Central Duchies ( 1860 )

Plebiscites held in the Central Duchies - Tuscany, Parma, Modena

  • voted 90-95% to join the Kingdom of Piedmont

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Garibaldi’s invasion of the South (1860)

Marsala ( 11th May 1860 ), Palermo ( 26th May 1860 ), Mainland Naples ( 6th September ), Meeting at Teano ( October 1860 )

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Marsala ( 11th May 1860 )

Marched towards Palermo with an army of 3750 Mille

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Palermo ( 26th May 1860 )

3750 Mille VS 20,000 Bourbons

2nd June: Armistice Signed and Sicily exchanged

Francesco Crispi appointed and abolished Macinato

Cavour sends La Farina to annex Sicily and he fails

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Mainland Naples ( 6th September )

Cavour sends Admiral Persano to take Naples before Garibaldi

6th September: Francesco II flees

Garibaldi welcomed by crowds of people

7th September: Bourbon capital falls

Cavour now worried Garibaldi will continue to Rome

  • Sends La Marmora and 30,000 men to Umbria and Marches

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Teano ( October 1860 )

Garibaldi hands over the South to Victor Emmanuel and offered viceroy of the south. States, “I have only one king; the king of Italy”