1. Giuseppe Manfredi was an Italian professor, jurist, and politician.
10 Facts About Giuseppe Manfredi
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Giuseppe Manfredi was president of the Italian Senate in the early 20th century.
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Giuseppe Manfredi's parents were Domenico and Paola Enrichetta Fogliazzi Manfredi and he had a brother, Enrico, and a sister, Maria Anna.
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Giuseppe Manfredi received a law degree from the University of Parma in 1849.
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Giuseppe Manfredi was an investigating officer in 1853 at the Indirect Tax Administration of the Ministry of Finance of Parma.
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From 1855 to 1859, Giuseppe Manfredi taught law at the University of Parma.
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Giuseppe Manfredi was involved in the Unification of Italy, working with a friend and leader of the unification movement, Giuseppe La Farina.
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Giuseppe Manfredi was made Attorney General of Catania in 1868, and then served in that role in Bologna in 1869, in Rome in 1876.
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Giuseppe Manfredi was the first president of the Court of Appeal of Ancona in 1876.
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Giuseppe Manfredi married Paolina Giuditta Bertani in 1852 and they had six children, Philip, Clara, Vittorio Emanuele Manfredo, Ernestino and Leopold.