he joined a liberal group with the French ambassador at it's head. In 1847, the liberalization of the press in Sardinia prompted Cavour to start a newspaper which he called, Il Risorgimento. He was elected to parliament as the minister of agriculture that same year, and, in 1852, he became prime minister. His first major show of nationalism lay in his meeting in Plombières.
             Cavour's meeting with Napoleon III Showed a great deal of Nationalism. Having predicted that Italy could not be unified with out foreign aid, he had helped th
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