The railways. Milanese sextuplets of the doctor-poet | Giovanni Rajberti used Local History
Le strade ferrate. Sestine milanesi del medico-poeta

Author: Giovanni Rajberti

Code: LISTLO0129998

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Le strade ferrate. Sestine milanesi del medico-poeta

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Publisher:  Tipografia Guglielmini e Redaelli

Place of printing:  Milan

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Product Condition:
Example in good condition. Blank half leather binding with gilded friezes and embossed on the spine; dishes with yellowing and dust spots; back with five nerves with peeling and lack of the upper cuff. Papers well preserved, with scattered foxing. Text in Milanese dialect. Notes in Italian and French.

Pages:  32

Format:  In eighth

Dimensions (cm):
Height:  24
Width:  16

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First edition of the poem in Milanese dialect by Giovanni Rajberti, a singular and popular figure of a literate doctor, who flanked his clinical activity in the hospitals of Milanoe and Monza with a prolific production of texts in prose and poetry, in language and in dialect. The occasion of the poem The railways is the inauguration of the Milan-Monza line on August 17, 1840; after having exalted the infinite possibilities of progress inherent in the diffusion of railway lines at an economic and social level, the poem continues with the tragicomic description of the author's first journey the day after the inauguration: a breakdown forces the train that has just left to return to station….. The poem was written in Grumello in the house of Giuditta Pasta, the great soprano of the time, to whom it is dedicated. The text is followed by notes on James Watt, in Italian and French

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