La diplomazia dei Cento Giorni: Napoleone e il Congresso di Vienna

 
From the publishers:
Following Napoleon's abdication and his departure for Elba, the plenipotentiaries of Europe met in Vienna to decide the new layout of the continent.
Just at the moment when tensions amongst the negotiators began to fall away and a successful conclusion to the talks was in sight, news arrived that Napoleon had landed in France, throwing the congress into great agitation.
But was the campaign of 1815 really only against the revenant, as the allied powers wanted people to believe.

The author gives an […] account of the diplomatic background to the Napoleon's last, bold endeavour, seeking the political (rather than ideological) motivations for the allied instransigeance with respect to the return of the empire.
 
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About the author
Andrea Della Nebbia works in the diplomatic service and is a Napoleonic history enthusiast. This is his first book.