Histories Of Malta – Confusions And Conclusions By Giovanni Bonello Vol XII

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A fascinating array of chapters on the most varied historical themes, from pirates in Malta in the British Period, to the systematic looting of the Palace; from an Italian knight of Malta who plotted an assassination and was tortured for treason, to a Maltese scandal that saw Cardinal Newman dragged into court by a defrocked Italian priest; and from an obsessive Maltese art collector who lost his fortune to gambling, to the first study of early cinemas in Malta. Contents: Paolo del Rosso, Knight, Assassin, Poet; An unknown portrait of Fra Carlos Grunenberg by Mattia Preti; Santa Liberata and the bearded female crucifix; A Malta-USA deal in 1974; Pirates in the early British era – the Malta connections; The hidden history of the looting of the Palace; Malta in the Newman and Achilli drama

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Also included are: A Maltese murder and the British occupation of Egypt; Pietru Pawl Castagna and his quaint Maltese book; Luigi Borg de Balzan – a search for his enigmas; Cinemas in Malta before World War One; Peter Rothwell – unsung here of the World War Two; On the retirement of Giovanni Bonello; A vitriolic onslaught on the Order of Malta; The Maltese Franciscans (Ta’ Giezu) from 1482 to 1965; A great book about a little church. This is the twelfth book in the popular series Histories of Malta by Giovanni Bonello, and closes off one of the most successful collections of researched studies in aspects of ancient and modern Malta. Hard cover. Published by Fondazzjoni Patrimonju Malti 2013

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Weight 1.346 kg