Carlo De Cesare

This article is about the Italian politician. For the sculptor known by the same name, see Carlo di Cesare del Palagio .

Carlo De Cesare

Carlo De Cesare (pronounced Tschessare) (* 1824 in Spinazzola , Apulia ; † 1882 ) was an Italian economist and politician.

Life

De Cesare studied the rights of Naples , first emerged as a poet with the lyrical collections: "Le ore di solitudine" and "Le armonie" as well as with the novel "Il conte di Minervino" (1845). They were followed by the works: "Dell 'amministrazione della giustizia nel regno delle due Sicilie" (1849); "Delle opere penali di P. Ulloa" (2nd edition 1852) and "Intorno alla ricchezza pugliese" (1853). Participated in the revolutionary efforts from 1849 to 1853, he was imprisoned for a time. After the liberation of Italy in 1860 he was given the general secretariat of finance at Naples, and in 1868 that of agriculture, industry and trade; he was also elected to parliament on several occasions. He later became a Kingdom Senator and Councilor to the Supreme Audit Office.

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Of his other numerous writings, which betray the able scholar and thinker, have a general interest: "Il mondo civile ed industriale nel XIX. Secolo" (1857); "Della scienza statistica" (1857); "Dell 'educazione alle arti e mestieri" (1859); "Del potere temporale del Papa" (2nd edition 1861); "Il passato, il presente e l'avvenire della pubblica amministrazione nel regno d'Italia" (1865); "La Germania moderna" (2nd edition 1874); "Le due scuole economiche" (2nd edition 1875); "Le nuove storie" (1876) and a biography of Scialojas (1879).

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