Atti del Parlamento italiano Camera dei deputati, sessione 1913-1914, 1. della 24. legislatura

These volumes comprise the official records of the Chamber of Deputies of the Italian Parliament during the opening of the 24th legislature, covering the 1913-1914 session. This period was marked by significant political upheaval and the transition into a modern parliamentary system, notably following the implementation of near-universal male suffrage. The documentation serves as a primary historical account of legislative debates, committee reports, and government decrees issued during the lead-up to Italy's entry into the First World War.

The physical production of these parliamentary records adhered to the standardized, austere design requirements of the Italian state printing office, the Istituto Poligrafico dello Stato. The focus was on formal utility and permanence, reflecting the bureaucratic rigor of the period. These volumes were distributed primarily to parliamentary libraries, major state archives, and official government institutions, ensuring that the legislative history remained preserved as an objective record for legal and historical research.