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Cairoli, detail of a lithograph, 1879
Cairoli, detail of a lithograph, 1879

Benedetto Cairoli

Italian politician
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Born:
Jan. 28, 1825, Pavia, Lombardy
Died:
Aug. 8, 1889, Naples (aged 64)

Benedetto Cairoli (born Jan. 28, 1825, Pavia, Lombardy—died Aug. 8, 1889, Naples) was a politician, leader of the left during the Risorgimento, and three times premier of united Italy. As a young man Cairoli served as a volunteer in the revolutionary forces of Giuseppe Garibaldi. Twice elected to the Chamber of Deputies from Pavia (1860–64 and 1867–70), he sat with Garibaldi on the extreme left. On March 3, 1878, he formed his first Cabinet, which fell on December 19 after the attempted assassination of King Umberto I in Naples, in which Cairoli himself was wounded. He formed two subsequent ministries ...(100 of 194 words)

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