Marino Torlonia, 1st Duke of Poli and Guadagnolo, Duke of Bracciano

1795–1860 (age 65)

Biography

Marino Torlonia, 1st Duke of Poli and Guadagnolo and Duke of Bracciano, was a prominent Italian entrepreneur and nobleman whose business acumen and social standing made him an influential figure in nineteenth-century Rome. His enterprises and titles reflected the wealth and power accumulated through commercial ventures during a period of economic transformation.

Torlonia's legacy encompassed both his entrepreneurial achievements and his role within Roman aristocratic society. His prominence in the city's economic and social life left an enduring mark on the development of Rome during the nineteenth century.

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