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Neutrality

I just wandered to this site and noticed Neutrality notice. I don't see any issues at a quick glance. More importantly, there should be some explanation here as to why the neutrality is questioned. If anyone would like to suggest why they think part of this article is non-neutral, we can start a discussion. Otherwise I think the neutrality notice should be speedily removed. 75.172.55.8 (talk) 01:21, 11 December 2009 (UTC)[reply]

The article disregards the Milan uprising (ending the day the Kingdom of Sardinia declared war on Austria), which effectively chased the Austrian army fron the city, that of Brescia, that of Venice, the initial participation of Tuscany, the Pontifical States and the Two Sicilies in the operations, the insurrection of the Roman Republic (quenched by overwhelming French, Spanish, Austrian and Sicilian armies), the two sieges of Ancona and Venice. It was definitely NOT a war between Austria and the Kingom of Sardinia, but one between the insurgents and at least two Italian regional states against Austria and a few intervening countries.90.36.92.163 (talk) 23:30, 7 February 2010 (UTC)[reply]