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Nicholas Brown and the Roman Revolution

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Edited by David Kertzer, Paul R. Dupee, Jr. University Professor of Social Science, Professor of Anthropology, Professor of Italian Studies

Professor David Kertzer and other scholars standing and inspecting documents, featured image for the digital publication Nicholas Brown and the Roman RevolutionNicholas Brown and the Roman Revolution revolves around a trove of the titular American diplomat’s recently rediscovered correspondence—one of the most important collections of original manuscripts linked to the Roman Revolution found outside of Italy (Brown was U.S. consul when Pope Pius IX fled Rome). The interactive publication permits a deeper understanding of the historical significance of the Nicholas Brown papers, housed at the John Hay Library.

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