Cavour and Garibaldi 1860
A Study in Political Conflict

Table of Contents

Preface
Abbreviations
Introduction
1. Political opinions in Sicily: April–June 1860
2. Cavour and the diplomats: April–June
3. La Farina and Crispi: June
4. Arguments for and against annexation
5. Arguments over ways and means
6. Crispi loses the first round: June
7. Cavour loses the second round: July
8. Cavour adjusts his policy: July
9. Depretis begins his prodictatorship: July
10. Cavour plans a revolt at Naples: July
11. Cavour fails at Naples: August
12. Political differences in Sicily: August
13. Cavour forces Depretis to a choice:
1–8 September
14. Depretis fails to persuade Garibaldi:
8–14 September
15. Garibaldi succeeds at Naples:
1–15 September
16. Cavour breaks with Garibaldi: September
17. The radicals at bay: September
18. Mordini the new prodictator:
17–25 September
19. Further controversy over annexation: September–October
20. Mordini summons an assembly:
5 October
21. Pallavicino fights for a plebiscite:
8 October
22. Parliament supports Cavour: October
23. Mordini changes his mind:
9–13 October
24. Garibaldi makes his decision:
9–13 October
25. The plebiscite in Sicily: October
26. The doubtful significance of the vote: October–November
27. Cavour's government in the south: November–December
28. Conclusion
Index
Map.

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