Eminent literary and scientific men of Italy, Spain, and Portugal. Vol. 3 (of 3)Shelley, Mary Wollstonecraft
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Eminent literary and scientific men of Italy, Spain, and Portugal. Vol. 3 (of 3)
Shelley, Mary Wollstonecraft
Authors -- Biography; Scientists -- Biography
(8th of October.) His Death 301
His Tomb 301
MONTI.
Arcadian Poetry 303
1754. (19th of February.) His Birth 305
His Parentage 305
Italian Farmers 305
Early Boyhood of Monti 306
Anecdote of him 306
His Studies at Faenza 307
Destined by his Father to Agricultural Labour; his Dislike of
this Occupation 307
Ineffectual Attempts of his Father to overcome this 308
His first Italian Poem; he adopts Alighieri as his Model 308
His "Vision of Ezekiel" 308
Cardinal Borghese takes Monti under his Protection; he
accompanies the Cardinal to Rome 309
1780. The Arcadians of the Bosco Parrasio celebrate the Quinquenalli
of Pius VI. 309
Monti made Secretary to the Duke of Braschi 309
His want of political Integrity 310
His Ode on the Marriage of the Duke of Braschi 311
1779. His Ambition excited by the Emulation inspired by Alfieri 311
1787. His "Aristodemo" acted at Rome with great Success 312
Plot of this Tragedy 312
Marriage of Monti 313
Hugh Basseville 314
Sent by the French to spread their Revolutionary Tenets
beyond the Alps 314
His History of the French Revolution 315
1793. His Assassination 315
(January 19th.) Louis XVI. beheaded 315
Monti, his Poem, the "Basvilliana" 315
His Poem on the French Revolution 316
His Plagiarism 316
Spread of French Republicanism 317
Defeat of the Austrians 317
1797. (January 3d.) Cisalpine Republic erected 318
Monti meets General Marmont at Rome 318
He proceeds with him to Florence 318
Monti, his Admiration of Napoleon 318
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