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HELP!!!! can anyone tell me why the Carbonari were called the carbonari (coal dealers)? is there any siginificance to there title?
[edit] Napoleon III
You mention Napoleon III helping put down Carbonari revolts - I thought that he was ex-Carbonari himself though (which is why he didn't back Austria in 1866)! Any answers? I am a carbonari:)))) im related to this somehow i think.