Libertà, educazione e pace nel Romanticismo italiano.

Despite the age of the Restoration, through a toxic Romanticism, was at the origin of nationalistic, irrational and warlike currents, sometimes with possible racist developments in several areas of Europe, in Italy, during the same Restoration, there was on the contrary an initial emergence, within Catholic culture, of spiritual and ethical-political visions centered on peace. In this essay, reflecting on several works of Rosmini, the great Italian philosopher and classical liberal priest, and on his great friend, the writer and Catholic liberal Alessandra Manzoni, we see the birth and development of this original vision of European peace, founded on education, religion and love. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]