This group venerated St. Theobald as its patron saint, and members addressed each other as buon cugino or "good cousin," while its members assembled in huts called baraccas.  
This group venerated St. Theobald as its patron saint, and members addressed each other as buon cugino or "good cousin," while its members assembled in huts called baraccas.  Cardinals Consalvi and Pacca issued edicts against this group in 1814, though its promulgation continued primarily in the district of Macerata.  A branch of this group appeared during the Spanish revolution of 1820, though it is perhaps most famously associated with Mazzini's Young Italy movement.  FTP, identify this secret society whose chief aim was that of Italian unification.
This group venerated St. Theobald as its patron saint, and members addressed each other as buon cugino or "good cousin," while its members assembled in huts called baraccas.  
Carbonari