My Prisons

Silvio Pellico

20 issues
• 1832 •
Italian writer and poet Silvio Pellico recounts his harrowing years of imprisonment after being arrested - and nearly sentenced to death - for his revolutionary actions against Austrian despotism.
Genres: autobiography, european-literature, italy, italian-literature, cultural, memoir, history
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