Eclectic Magazine, and Monthly Edition of the Living Age, Volumen55John Holmes Agnew, Walter Hilliard Bidwell Leavitt, Throw and Company, 1862 |
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... Italian Clergy , the , and the Pope - National Re- view , Privateers , Old English - Chambers's Journal , 279 Projected Railway Tunnel between England and 94 · France , Purchase by the Emperor Napoleon at Rome , 428 429 44 Puritan ...
... Italian Clergy , the , and the Pope - National Re- view , Privateers , Old English - Chambers's Journal , 279 Projected Railway Tunnel between England and 94 · France , Purchase by the Emperor Napoleon at Rome , 428 429 44 Puritan ...
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... Italy , for him- self his death was the crowning fortune of his life ; so high had he climbed , that even fresh successes could scarcely have seemed other than a descent after those 1 | by taking into the ministry Signor Rat- tazzi ...
... Italy , for him- self his death was the crowning fortune of his life ; so high had he climbed , that even fresh successes could scarcely have seemed other than a descent after those 1 | by taking into the ministry Signor Rat- tazzi ...
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... Italy- that darling object for which he had lived and toiled - just as the army , which his genius had roused after ... Italian people , at the loss of their 66 Papa Camillo , " as the great states- man was affectionately termed , and ...
... Italy- that darling object for which he had lived and toiled - just as the army , which his genius had roused after ... Italian people , at the loss of their 66 Papa Camillo , " as the great states- man was affectionately termed , and ...
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... Italy . Genoa was then the scene of the first ef forts and conspiracies of Mazzini , and though the practical genius of the young Cavour preserved him from the fond be- lief that the liberty and unity of Italy could be achieved by ...
... Italy . Genoa was then the scene of the first ef forts and conspiracies of Mazzini , and though the practical genius of the young Cavour preserved him from the fond be- lief that the liberty and unity of Italy could be achieved by ...
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... Italian party every where raised its head ; and in the first days of 1848 the liberals of Piedmont met to consider the course they should pursue . The majority , including the most violent democrats , were in favor of asking for reforms ...
... Italian party every where raised its head ; and in the first days of 1848 the liberals of Piedmont met to consider the course they should pursue . The majority , including the most violent democrats , were in favor of asking for reforms ...
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