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Gino, Marquess Capponi (born Sept. 13, 1792, Florence [Italy]—died Feb. 3, 1876, Florence) was a historian, statesman, and leader of liberalism in Tuscany who played an extremely influential role in the rise of the Risorgimento. His salon in Florence was long a centre for the leading liberal thinkers of Europe. Capponi founded two periodicals, L’Antologia (1821; ā€œAnthologyā€), which was modeled after the Edinburgh Review, and Archivio storico italiano (1839; ā€œItalian Historical Reviewā€). Although he was...