Manuel Marliani
Manuel Marliani Cassens (13 July 1795 in Cádiz – 5 January 1873 in Florence) was a Spanish writer, diplomat and politician of Italian descent. He was married twice (Charlotte de Folleville (1790–1850) and Giulia Mathieu) and was an important politician in the new Italian Kingdom. • Illustration — Emanuele Marliani, was a diplomat and politician.
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Manuel Marliani
Aristide Calani · Il Parlamento del Regno d'Italia, 1861 · Public domain
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- Spain · Kingdom of Italy
- Occupation
- politician · diplomat · writer · historian
- Fields
- politics · diplomacy · political history
- Honours
- Grand Cross of the Order of Isabella the Catholic · Order of Charles III
- Languages
- Spanish · French · Italian
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Manuel Marliani Cassens (13 July 1795 in Cádiz – 5 January 1873 in Florence) was a Spanish writer, diplomat and politician of Italian descent. He was married twice (Charlotte de Folleville (1790–1850) and Giulia Mathieu) and was an important politician in the new Italian Kingdom. • Illustration — Emanuele Marliani, was a diplomat and politician.
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The recorded working language is Spanish, French and Italian. The field of work recorded is politics, diplomacy and political history. Positions recorded include consul general and member of the Senate of Spain. Distinctions recorded are Grand Cross of the Order of Isabella the Catholic and Order of Charles III.
• L'Espagne et ses révolutions (1833) • Histoire politique de l'Espagne moderne...' (1840–1841) • Histoire politique de l'Espagne moderne... Vol.2 (1842) • De la Influencia del Sistema prohibitivo en la Agricultura, Industria, Comercio, y rentas publicas • Combate de Trafalgar: Vindicacion de La Armada Espanola (1850) • 1854–1869. Un cambio de dinastía: la Casa de Borbón y la Casa de Saboya. Memoria (1869).
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