The Conspiracy of Gianluigi Fieschi

Release on 1866 | by Emanuele Celesia

After having been tortured , Bardaracco was decapitated , having confessed that , besides Adorno , Gianluigi Fieschi and Pietra Paolo Lasagna were concerned in the conspiracy . The senators , not being able to obtain proofs of their ...

The Conspiracy of Gianluigi Fieschi
  • Author: Emanuele Celesia
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  • ISBN: STANFORD:36105039903872
  • Category: Genoa (Italy)
  • Page: 343
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