Atti del Parlamento italiano Camera dei deputati, sessione 1921-1923, 1. della 26 legislatura

These official records constitute the parliamentary proceedings of the Italian Chamber of Deputies during the initial phase of the twenty-sixth legislature, spanning the years 1921 to 1923. This period was a highly volatile era in Italian history, marked by the post-war transition and the rise of the National Fascist Party, culminating in the March on Rome in October 1922. The volume serves as a primary source for understanding the legislative activities, debates, and shifting political dynamics within the parliament as democratic institutions began to collapse under authoritarian pressure.

The publication was produced under the authority of the parliamentary secretariat to ensure the transparency and archival preservation of governmental actions. The design follows the rigorous, standardized typographic conventions of the early twentieth-century Italian state publishing office, prioritizing clarity and formal utility for lawmakers and legal scholars. These volumes were received by libraries and official state repositories as essential institutional documentation, providing an unvarnished account of the legislative record during one of the most consequential transitions in Italian constitutional history.