The Case Of The Genoese Impartially Stated

This book presents an account of a legal dispute between the city of Genoa and the Republic of Venice over control of the island of Corsica in the 18th century. The author argues that the Genoese had a legitimate claim to the island and that their rights were unjustly violated by the Venetians. The book offers an interesting perspective on the complex political and economic realities of the time and sheds light on the history of a region that has been the site of many conflicts over the centuries.

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