 In 1318 Mussato was once again incarcerated for complaining about the loss of Padua's communal government and his political antics against the Carrara family after Giacoma da Carrara was named the delegate of the people in July 1318.Albertino Mussato was later exiled in 1325 where he continued to write pieces with subtle political messages.These works included "Ludovicus Bavarius, ad Filium", a letter addressed Louis of Bavaria that dealt with the education of his son.