Una Famiglia Di Patrioti Emiliani, i Giglioli Di Brescello. Con Appendice Di 26 Lettere Inedite Di Patrioti Del Tempo. [With Plates, Including Portraits.].

This volume was compiled by Constance H. D. Giglioli, an Englishwoman who married into the Italian Giglioli family and became deeply embedded in the history of the Risorgimento. Published in the early 20th century, the work serves as both a biographical account of the Giglioli family of Brescello and a historical repository for primary source material. It functions as a family chronicle centered on the patriotic efforts of the Giglioli during the turbulent struggles for Italian unification.

The book is notable for its inclusion of an appendix containing 26 previously unpublished letters from contemporary patriots, providing a window into the ideological fervor of the era. The text, accompanied by plates and portraits, reflects the period's scholarly interest in personal narratives as a means to understand broader national movements. It is regarded by historians primarily as a genealogical and documentary resource that illuminates the localized contributions to the broader Italian national identity.