Ticino

Many collections of letters have been published, from Lussana's pioneering study of letters by abruzzesi in the Americas to recent decades which have produced significant collections of letters, from the 1850s on, by ticinesi in Australia (Cheda, L'Emigrazione ticinese in Australia) and in California (Cheda, L'Emigrazione ticinese in California), by valtellinesi in Australia (Templeton and Lack) and by veneti in Latin America (Franzina, Merica!).

Santa Maria dei Ghirli," in Il Rinascimento nelle terre ticinesi. Da Bramantino a Bernardino Luini.

Its station then marked the north-eastern limit of the suburban railway and tram network and what was to become the London underground system; the Ticinesi had already learned that the ideal location for their cafes was the immediate vicinity of stations and transportation hubs and in parks.

For the time-challenged Ticinesi, polenta is now something to eat at restaurants, grottos, your mother-in-law's or community events, where enormous cauldrons are set over burning wood and stirred for a full 60 minutes by muscular men.

Although, for purposes of simplicity, the case of the smaller Italian-speaking minority is disregarded here, it should not he forgotten that the success of the Lega dei Ticinesi, today one of the major parties in Tessin, is significantly due to its "anti-Bern" rhetoric.

20-Nouvenne, A.; Ticinesi, A.; Morelli, I.; Guida, L.; Borghi, L.; Meschi, T.