The Dublin University Magazine, Volume 27William Curry, Jun., and Company, 1846 - Ireland |
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... Piedmont , opposed to Austria , prided itself on devotion to religion and to feudal customs - its population wished to be esteemed neither Italian nor French - its king valued a drummer more than a philo- sopher and Piedmont succeeded ...
... Piedmont , opposed to Austria , prided itself on devotion to religion and to feudal customs - its population wished to be esteemed neither Italian nor French - its king valued a drummer more than a philo- sopher and Piedmont succeeded ...
Page 306
... Piedmont , when thou- sands of Jacobins began to form con- spiracies . In 1798 there were six thousand Piedmontese exiles ready to take the field ; the prisons were crammed with revolutionists , and the unsuccessful revolt of ...
... Piedmont , when thou- sands of Jacobins began to form con- spiracies . In 1798 there were six thousand Piedmontese exiles ready to take the field ; the prisons were crammed with revolutionists , and the unsuccessful revolt of ...
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... Piedmont became united to France . The real and decisive result of the invasion was the change which it effected in the principles of Italian politics , and the thorough separation of the three parties which , for half a century , had ...
... Piedmont became united to France . The real and decisive result of the invasion was the change which it effected in the principles of Italian politics , and the thorough separation of the three parties which , for half a century , had ...
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... Piedmont and the other parts of Italy where the French soldiers had been assassinated . Sardinia was still the property of Charles Emanuel ; Sicily of Ferdi- nand IV .; Austria was arming her- self for the contest , and all Europe was ...
... Piedmont and the other parts of Italy where the French soldiers had been assassinated . Sardinia was still the property of Charles Emanuel ; Sicily of Ferdi- nand IV .; Austria was arming her- self for the contest , and all Europe was ...
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... Piedmont , Genoa , were the main resources of the nation . The patriots , however , who had triumphed when they took their opponents by surprise , once left to themselves , de- spite the influence of the new laws , found themselves but ...
... Piedmont , Genoa , were the main resources of the nation . The patriots , however , who had triumphed when they took their opponents by surprise , once left to themselves , de- spite the influence of the new laws , found themselves but ...
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