This commemorative volume, originally published in 1905, honors the life and work of Antonio Rosmini, an Italian priest, philosopher, and social reformer. Featuring speeches, essays, and poetry from some of Italy's most prominent intellectuals, including Gabriele D'Annunzio and Giosue Carducci, this book demonstrates the profound impact of Rosmini's ideas on Italian culture. Those interested in Italian history, philosophy, and religion will find this book to be a moving tribute to an influential figure.

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