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  • *Overall dimensions (mm): length 4342, width 1860, height 1070
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  • ...c beverage (between 20-24% alcohol by volume) introduced in [[Italy]] in [[1860]] by [[Gaspare Campari]]: it is a mild [[bitters]]-type [[apéritif]], ofte
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  • === 1814-1860 House of [[Habsburg-Lorraine]] === ** Ferdinand IV [[1859]]-[[1860]]
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  • | Width || 1860 mm
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  • '''Giovanni Battista Ceirano''' ([[1860]] in [[Cuneo]]; † [[1912]] in [[Bordighera]]) was a [[Italy|Italian]] pio
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  • |Flag (1860) || [[Image:Flag of the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies 1860.gif|160px]] In 1860-1861 the kingdom was conquered by the [[Kingdom of Sardinia]], and the titl
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  • In 1860 the island became part of the new [[unification of Italy|Kingdom of Italy]]
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  • | Width || 1860 mm
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  • On [[December 11]], [[1860]] the [[Piedmont|Piedmontese]] troops entered the city, and Pesaro was subs
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  • ...stating earthquake followed in 1857. Potenza rebelled for the last time in 1860, in time for the [[unification of Italy]] brought by [[Giuseppe Garibaldi|G
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  • When the [[House of Bourbon|Bourbon]] rule collapsed in [[1860]] (see [[Francis II of the Two Sicilies]]) a British man named [[James Stev
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  • ...d, along with the rest of [[Umbria]], to [[Piedmont (Italy)|Piedmont]], in 1860.
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  • |Length || 1860 mm
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  • ...sition in the naval engagements between French and [[England|English]]. In 1860, after the fall of the [[Kingdom of the Two Sicilies]], the island became p
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  • ...the Two Sicilies]], which was conquered by the [[Kingdom of Sardinia]] in 1860 and incorporated into the new Kingdom of Italy in 1861.
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  • ...cultural revival and the proclamation of a Constitution on [[June 25]], [[1860]], in the last years of the kingdom the gap between the court and the intel ...descending in the the square that today still bears his name. In October [[1860]] a plebiscite sanctioned the end of the kingdom of Sicily and the birth of
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  • ...éon Louis Juchault de Lamoricière]] capitulated here on [[September 29]] [[1860]], eleven days after his defeat at [[Castelfidardo]].
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  • ...e [[Kingdom of Italy]], a decision that was confirmed by the plebiscite of 1860.
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  • ...ould walk, with breakdowns being frequent."'' Lenoir, in his [[patent]] of 1860, included the provision of a [[carburettor]], so liquid fuel could be subst ...with [[Rickett (car)|Thomas Rickett]] even attempting a production run in 1860. One of the major problems was the poor state of the road network. [[Santle
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  • ...operate their own judicial courts until ''de jure'' 1812 and ''de facto'' 1860. The highly-profitable sulfur-mining industry was virtually the only signif After the 1860 unification, there was no improvement. Governmental neglect and local avers
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  • ...in-rotor air-pump design first patented by American [[Francis Roots]] in [[1860]]. This design is the basis for the modern [[Roots type supercharger]].
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  • The Italian ''[[Risorgimento]]'' and Sicily's annexation ([[1860]]) to the [[House of Savoy|kingdom of Italy]] gave Palermo a second chance.
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  • ...omposed of father, mother and four brothers: Giovanni the Baptist, born in 1860, Giovanni, born in 1865, Matthew considered the playboy, the playmaker of t
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  • ...stroke engine was a gas engine invented and built by [[Etienne Lenoir]] in 1860. A two-stroke diesel engine was built by [[Dugald Clark]] in 1878, and used
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  • In [[1860]], [[Vittorio Emanuele II]], [[King of Sardinia]] became also the first Kin
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  • ...aco as a protectorate of the Kingdom of [[Sardinia]] from [[1815]] until [[1860]] when the [[Treaty of Turin]] ceded to France the surrounding counties of
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  • ...ntered the city and proclaimed a constitution which was soon abolished. In 1860 Rimini and the Romagna were incorporated with the Kingdom of Italy.
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  • Sicily was joined with the other Italian regions in [[1860]] following the invasion of irregular troops leaded by [[Giuseppe Garibaldi *[[Rosolino Pilo]] (1820 – 1860), politician and patriot
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  • In 1860, [[Jean Joseph Etienne Lenoir]] produced a gas-fired internal combustion en
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  • ...aly|Kingdom of Italy]], a decision that was confirmed by the plebiscite of 1860.
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  • ...o, composed of father, mother and four brothers: John the Baptist, born in 1860, John, born in 1865, Matthew, the bon vivant of the family, five years youn
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  • ...ion of an internal combustion engine in 1854 in London (pt. Num. 1072). In 1860, [[Jean Joseph Etienne Lenoir]] produced a gas-fired internal combustion en
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  • ...struggle for a unified [[Italy]] under a liberalized Savoy monarchy. In [[1860]], [[Giuseppe Garibaldi]] set out from Genoa with over a thousand volunteer
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  • ...Father, a watchmaker, named Giovanni, the eldest of his children, born in 1860 (and died in 1912). To distinguish it from his father was called Giovanni t
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  • ...pelled the [[Austria|Austrian]] garrisons which commanded the city until [[1860]]. After a visit by [[Pope Pius IX]] in [[1857]], the city voted for annexa
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  • ...ustion engine made a test drive from [[Paris]] to [[Joinville-le-Pont]] in 1860, covering some nine kilometres in about three hours. A later version was pr
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  • *1860: [[Etienne Lenoir|Jean Joseph Etienne Lenoir]] (1822 - 1900) produced a gas
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  • ...ust started to develop after the political integration of the peninsula in 1860. The focus at that time was on the lyrical and literary value of music, ra
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