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One of her greatest achievements occurred in 1861 when her twenty-seven papers, which were previously written for "Athanaeum", were reprinted and renamed as "Social
Aspects of the Italian Revolution". This was an important achievement since it contributed towards the struggle for the Italian Freedom.
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Anglophone society of Florence in 1847. Comparisons of the two households concluded that the atmosphere of the Browning household was more intense whilst the Trollopes' was a more carefree environment. Theodosia was considered similar in character to Elizabeth Barrett Browning
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After their marriage, they had a daughter, Beatrice, who was born in March 1853. The couple made their
Italian household into a leading location; it was visited by the visiting British intelligentsia as well as leading Italian figures. "Mrs Trollope" was a celebrated hostess. She lived with her
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Theodosia's poor health, citing it as the reason her intellectual gifts had not been more widely appreciated. Her gift for languages was noted in that she could understand Italian nearly as well as her first language. Before she married
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advocating freedom for Italy. These articles, which pointedly disregarded the Pope, lauded the
Italian nationalists. Her articles are credited with encouraging popular British support for the emergence of Italy as a nation. The American
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Another one of her achievements was that she was able to inform other people about the events and problems during the
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