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Italiano: Vignetta di Mata (Adolfo Matarelli) pubblicata da Il Lampione.
A sinistra la maschera fiorentina di Stenterello festeggia il 27 aprile 1859 la perdita del titolo di Firenze quale capitale del Granducato di Toscana, mentre il piemontese Gianduja è spaesato per la perdita del rango di capitale di Torino, a seguito della convenzione italo-francese del settembre 1864 (Firenze fu capitale del Regno d'Italia dal 1865 al 1871). |
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| Source | http://www.storiadifirenze.org/?temadelmese=dicembre-1864-una-legge-per-firenze-capitale |
| Author | Adolfo Matarelli (1832-1887) |
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