Luigi Mezzacapo (Trapani, 25 January 1814 – Rome, 27 January 1885) was an Italian general, patriot and politician. He attended the Nunziatella Military...

Civitella del Tronto, which had been taken over by former Bourbon general Luigi Mezzacapo in 1861. In April, a popular uprising broke out in Basilicata. Throughout...

leadership of Pepe and a group of young officers including Luigi Mezzacapo, Carlo Mezzacapo [it], Enrico Cosenz, Cesare Rosaroll [it], Girolamo Calà Ulloa [it]...

in 1877. In May 1877 he was one of many generals whom War Minister Luigi Mezzacapo compulsorily retired, and he went to live in his villa in Sant'Anna...

Minister of War In office 24 March 1878 – 24 October 1878 Preceded by Luigi Mezzacapo Succeeded by Cesare Bonelli Senator In office 4 April 1878 – 28 July...

basis (in line with both the old program of the "military left" of Luigi Mezzacapo and Emilio Ferrero as well as with the Prussian military model). Among...

and Luigi Mezzacapo both declined the role because the government was not prepared to guarantee the military spending they felt necessary. Luigi Pelloux...

November 1876 6 years, 74 days Military Lanza Minghetti II Depretis I Luigi Mezzacapo (1814–1885) 20 November 1876 24 March 1878 1 year, 124 days Military...

Treasury Angelo Bargoni Historical Left (1877–1878) Minister of War Luigi Mezzacapo Military (1877–1878) Minister of the Navy Benedetto Brin Military (1877–1878)...

Finance Agostino Depretis Historical Left (1876–1877) Minister of War Luigi Mezzacapo Military (1876–1877) Minister of the Navy Benedetto Brin Military (1876–1877)...