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Why didn't the Risorgimento result in the revival of Italian?
Israel managed to revive Hebrew
Why didn't Garibaldi and his ilk choose Latin over an old form of Tuscan?
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>>18626922
Revival of Latin I mean
Fucking hell
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>>18626923
>>18626922

They hated the Catholic Church.
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>>18626962
What does that have to do with Latin?
You'd think they'd have been smart enough to ignore that cause Latin predates Catholicism
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>>18626966
too hard to separate
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>>18626922
They took a living language, made it prettier, and had everyone speak that instead. They went from no one speaking the national tongue to everyone speaking it now and many dialects are dying. It’s not that they couldn’t revive Latin. They actively took a different path, but admittedly an easier one for most Italians to learn.
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>>18626986
I guess
And they clearly didn't hate Catholicism too much cause they allowed the Vatican to still exist
I know it was a political move to keep more people on their side but they could've just said fuck that
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>>18627000
>cause they allowed the Vatican to still exist
The Vatican could still wololol up armies at that point, still could directly dictate the behaviour of Italian Catholics and Nappy III also had a major say in the Italian events.

They really couldn't do away with the Vatican.
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>>18627060
Weren't the Papal States basically destroyed by that point?
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>>18626922
Because by that time Italian (aka Tuscan) and not Latin had long been seen as standard language of educated people all over Italy. Even in the Republic of Venice the official Venetian language got gradually cucked by Tuscan. This started happening back in the late Middle Ages thanks to the influence of the works of Dante, Petrarch and Bocaccio, and by the time of the Risorgimento the status of Italian was already unshakeable.
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>>18627077
That's unrelated to the Pope's ability to write missives that would be read out loud in every church in Europe and to European Catholic's ability to buy guns and march on Italy.
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>>18627087
Need Risorgimento Due
This time they kick the Catholics out
What's Leo gonna do? :^)
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>>18627000
>they allowed the Vatican to still exist
no? that was mussolini
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>>18627229
He settled that whole Roman Question thing but that only started cause the Risorgimento didn't just go in a topple everything
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>Italy is literally a masonic concept
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>>18627261
Si
È finito
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>>18627116
>This time they kick the Catholics out
They don't want you to know about this one trick to remove the couple hundred Freemasons controlling your court.
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>>18627261
yes that's basically it
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>>18627116
Freemason, secular, and often times anti clerical Savoyards made a failed state, while the Christian Democrats post WW2 were the ones to finally push Italy into modernity. In that way it’s interesting that Italy is more Catholic compared to others, since the Church and its influence was left in a good light due to how embarrassing its opposition was.
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>>18626922
>>18626966
What if Austria -Hungary make Latin de facto?
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>>18627261
That's nationalism in general actually.

All those revolutions in the mid 19th century were masonic.
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>>18627744
Also this. Nationalism is a Masonic, Natural Rights position of people who probably want constitutions limiting the king's and State's power and stuff.
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Why is masonism seen as bad anyways?
Just because they were critics of absolute monarchy and the church?



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