Italy and the Roman Question: proposals for an agreement to respect territorial boundaries with the Holy See in 1870-71
Journal title FUTURIBILI
Author/s Alessandro Bianchi
Publishing Year 2012 Issue 2011/3
Language Italian Pages 13 P. 27-39 File size 136 KB
DOI 10.3280/FU2011-003003
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The author describes and analyzes the formation of the State of the Holy See, and the territorial delimitation of it, since Italian occupation of Rome in September 20, 1870. The article further addresses the diplomatic stages by which the prediction of the recognition of the Pope Leonine City was gradually to change to the wording of the Italian proposal, approved by the Italian Parliament May 13, 1871, which goes by the name of Guarantee-Act. The Author underlines the benefits that come to the Kingdom of Italy in the vote on the law, and the benefits that are also the Holy See, even if it rejects for now and until 1929.
Keywords: Stato temporale, Santa Sede, Regno d’Italia, Legge delle Guarantigie, iter diplomatico
Alessandro Bianchi, L'Italia e la questione romana: proposte di accordo rispetto alle delimitazioni territoriali con la Santa Sede nel 1870-71 in "FUTURIBILI" 3/2011, pp 27-39, DOI: 10.3280/FU2011-003003