VILLAFRANCA DI VERONA

vēlˌläfrängˈkä dē vārôˈnä, town (1991 pop. 27,036), Venetia, NE Italy. In 1859, Napoleon III and Emperor Francis Joseph of Austria met there after the Austrian defeats at Magenta and Solferino and signed a preliminary peace treaty, which was formalized the same year by the Treaty of Zürich. Sardinia, Napoleon's ally, was not represented. Austria ceded Lombardy, which was added to Sardinia; Venetia remained Austrian. The rulers of Tuscany were to be reinstated, and the Italian states were to form a confederation under the presidency of the pope. Sardinia ignored the last two clauses; to obtain Napoleon's consent for this course, Victor Emmanuel II of Sardinia ceded Nice and Menton to France (1860). The exclusion of Sardinia from the Treaty of Villafranca, an act that nearly deprived Victor Emmanuel of his leading role in the Risorgimento, was deeply resented throughout Italy and greatly harmed Franco-Italian relations.

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...settlement there called Villafranca, offering tax concessions...Ferrari, " La campagna di Verona dal sec. XII alla venuta...del Reale istituto veneto di scienze, lattere, ed...Castagnetti, " Primi aspetti di politica annonaria nellItalia...
...driving out Ludovico di S. Bonifacio, and seizing...to help him, the Otto di Guerra and the Otto Savi di Credenza. By the end...regained all the castles but Villafranca and a few neighbouring...Valle were returned to Verona. While the Count and...
...prudens Mar- cantonio di Bombardelli, described...poverty. ASVR, Comune di Urona, Cancelleria delfestimo...1583). On tax rates in Verona, see Lanaro Sartori...Margarita fq. Bernardini de Villafranca v. Bartbolo- meus et...un giorno ... in casa di una certa putanella qual...
...Venice 41 Venturino da Bergamo, O.P. 120 Verona 40 , 71 , 95 -96, 102 -3, 142 Vespasian, emperor 136 Vetralla 51 Vico, Francesco di I; Giovanni di 37, 51 -52, 66 -67, 98 Vienne 6 Villafranca, Rinaldo da 102 Villani, Giovanni xix...
...clever aide- de-camp, General Fleury, to Verona to request an interview with Francis Joseph...nine oclock in the morning in the village of Villafranca, situated half-way between Verona and Valeggio. Chivalrous by nature, Napoleon...
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VILLAFRANCA DI VERONA vel lafrang ka de varo na, town (1991 pop. 27,036), Venetia...to France (1860). The exclusion of Sardinia from the Treaty of Villafranca, an act that nearly deprived Victor Emmanuel of his leading role...
CAVOUR, CAMILLO BENSO, CONTE DI kamel lo ban so kon ta de kavoor , 1810 61, Italian...continue fighting and signed the separate armistice of Villafranca di Verona with Austria. Cavour returned to office in 1860. In...
...Emmanuel II and the policies of his minister Camillo Benso di Cavour . Cavour realized that Sardinia could not defeat...however, that Napoleon signed a separate armistice at Villafranca di Verona (ratified by the Treaty of Zurich). Austria retained...
...followers to the monarchist cause. Garibaldi took part in the war of 1859 against Austria. After the Treaty of Villafranca di Verona he violently attacked Cavour and denounced the cession of Savoy and his native Nice to France. In 1860, with...
...in the Italian War of 1859. After the battle of Solferino, France signed a separate armistice with Austria at Villafranca di Verona ; Victor Emmanuel was not consulted, but the terms were ratified in the Treaty of Zurich. When, in 1860, Tuscany...
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