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Please no cancel Pisacane was born in Naples to an impoverished noble family, and entered the Neapolitan army in 1839; but having become imbued with Mazzinian ideas he emigrated in 1847, and after a short stay in England and France served in the French army in Algeria.[1] from 21 October 1847 to 24 february 1849 (cfr Journal militaire 1847 and 1849 Pisacane Charles sous lieutenant 1 régiment 2° tour en remplacement de Barry demissionaire) In this choice is decisive the presence in Marseille of Enrichetta Di Lorenzo the woman already martedì to an other man the count Dionisio Lazzari who left for love Naples with him.

The revolution of 1848 recalled him to Italy; he played a part in the brief Roman Republic, and was an instrumental part of the war commission in the defence of the city. After its capture by the French, he again went into exile, first to London and then to Genoa, maintaining himself by teaching.[1]

The Cagliari at Anchor in the Basin at Naples, Illustrated Times 1858

Pisacane regarded the rule of the House of Savoy as no better than that of Austria. When Mazzini, undeterred by the failure of the abortive Milan rising on 6 February 1853, determined to organize an expedition to provoke a rising in the Neapolitan kingdom, Pisacane offered himself for the task, and sailed from Genoa with a few followers (including Giovanni Nicotera) on board the steamer Cagliari on 25 June 1857.[1]<ref name="IT 1858">{{cite news |last1=M. de Landersef |title=The Cagliari at Anchor in the Basin at Naples |url=https://newspaperarchive.com/other-articles-clipping-may-29-1858-3811188/ |access-date=28 January 2023 |publisher=The Illustrated Times |date=29 May 1858 |page=6 |quote=it is not necessary to recall how she (the ship) was seized by Pisacane's band of revolutionists, how she was captured, with two English engineers on board, by a Neapolitan ship of war, nor recount the contests that have been held ever since. ~

Enrichetta Di Lorenzo is the woman loved from Pisacane since he was young and this love is important for his choice

  1. ^ a b c  One or more of the preceding sentences incorporates text from a publication now in the public domainChisholm, Hugh, ed. (1911). "Pisacane, Carlo". Encyclopædia Britannica. Vol. 21 (11th ed.). Cambridge University Press. p. 647.

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