Revolutions of 1831-2
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- Created on: 27-09-13 19:39
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- in 1830, a revolution in Paris led to Charles X to abdicate the throne leaving it to the new king, Louis-Philippe who was a more liberal figurehead than his predecessor
- Italian liberals became excited by the possibility that the French government would support any revolutions in Italy - this led to disturbances to break out again, this time in Parma, Modena and the Papal States
Modena and Parma:
- the revolt in Modena was led by Enrico Misley (the student son of a university professor) he trusted his own ruler, Duke Francis IV to whom he revealed all of his plans for a united Italy, he was betrayed and arrested two days before the uprising in February 1831
- Misley's arrest led Duke Francis to believe that danger…
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