From Caesar to the Mafia

Described by Melvin Lasky as "one of the great journalists of our time," Luigi Barzini was also one of the great cultural historians of modern Italy

Luigi Barzini

Persons; 1: Julius Caesar; 2: Casanova; 3: Cavour, Or the Foreigner as National Hero; 4: Curzio Malaparte; 5: The Sicilians; 6: The Aristocrats; 7: Gramsgi, a Founding Father; 8: A Glimpse of Mussolini; 15: The Italian Mistress; Two: Places and Happenings; 10: On The Isle of Capri; 11: Death of a Bandit; 12: A King's Last Night; 13: Milan, a Native's Return; 14: The Quest for Lampedusa; 15: A personal Affair; Problems; 16: Fine Italian Hand; 17: Grand Hotel Montecitorio; 18: IT's Different in the South; 19: The Communists, and The Locomotive Of History; 20: The Anatomy of Expertise; 21: The Mafia; 22: A House on the Via Cassia; 23: Aristocratic Birth and Revolutionary Death (Feltrinelli)