Focusing on the historical context of religious and political intolerance, this collection of writings by Giuseppe Lo Giudice explores the evolution of these issues from the Middle Ages to the modern era. As an Italian lawyer and politician, Lo Giudice critiques the Catholic Church and political power, arguing that intolerance has often served as a tool for social control. This work serves as a significant testament to the struggle for freedom and justice in 19th-century Italy, making it a valuable resource for historians and political scholars.
