Glimpses Of Italian Society In The Eighteenth Century

Selections from the "Observations and reflections made in the course of a journey through France, Italy, and Germany" by Hester Lynch Piozzi who, during her first marriage to Henry Thrale, was the hostess and friend of many of her famous contemporaries including Dr Johnson and Fanny Burney. The vivid and personal "Observations and Reflections" was first published in 1789.

By : Hester Lynch Piozzi (1741 - 1821)

Hester Lynch Salisbury, first married to Henry Thrale and in second marriage to Gabriel Mario Piozzi, is best known for her contributions to the Biography of Samuel Johnson. Due to her social status and as she was known as an especially witty and charming person, she was associated with many literary figures of her time.


01 - Ch. I: Turin and Genoa



02 - Ch. II: Milan Pt 1



03 - Ch. II: Milan Pt 2



04 - Ch. III: Mantua, Verona and Padua



05 - Ch. IV: Venice Pt 1



06 - Ch. IV: Venice Pt 2



07 - Ch. V: Ferrara and Bologna



08 - Ch. VI: Florence Pt 1



09 - Ch. VI: Florence Pt 2



10 - Ch. VII: Lucca, Pisa



11 - Ch. VII: Leghorn, Bagni di Pisa, Siena



12 - Ch. VIII: Rome



13 - Ch. IX: Naples Pt 1



14 - Ch. IX: Naples Pt 2



15 - Ch. IX: Naples Pt 3



16 - Ch. IX: Naples Pt 4



17 - Ch. X: Rome revisited



18 - Ch. XI: Return to Milan Pt 1



19 - Ch. XI: Return to Milan Pt 2



20 - Ch. XII: Lago Maggiore, Return to Verona Pt 1



21 - Ch. XII: Lago Maggiore, Return to Verona Pt 2

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