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This doesn't really say what Heroic capitalism is: mostly just what Mussolini thought of it. Also, the article claims that "[t]his phase was known by Sombart as early capitalism" and Mussolini assigned it to the period 1830–1870. But the Werner Sombart article says that "early capitalism [...] ended before the industrial revolution". There seems to be some discepancy here, unless the industrial revolution began extremely late in the Italian world. NeilOnWiki ( talk) 14:16, 15 February 2021 (UTC) reply