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Aninsightful look into the origins of modern Italian media culture by examining a sensational crime and trial that took place in Rome in the late 1870s, when a bloody murder triggered a national spectacle that became the first great media circus in the new nation of Italy, crucially shaping the young state's public sphere and image of itself.
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- Cover
- Contents
- List of Illustrations
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction
- 1 The Crime and Its Coverage
- 2 Journalism in Rome after National Unification
- 3 Chronology of a Circus Trial
- 4 The People, the Killer, and the Weeping Widow
- 5 In Corte dâAssise
- 6 King and Quartermaster: The Battles of San Martino
- 7 âTo Liberate Italy from the Italiansâ
- 8 Poor Giovanni Fadda
- 9 A New War Experiment
- 10 Characters
- 11 Conclusion
- Notes
- Bibliography
- Index