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... were not reconciled . Cavour had consented to attend the Congress , but he was at variance with the ministers then in power , though both Ratazzi and La Marmora had been his personal friends ; he was in favour of a more vigorous action ...
... were not reconciled . Cavour had consented to attend the Congress , but he was at variance with the ministers then in power , though both Ratazzi and La Marmora had been his personal friends ; he was in favour of a more vigorous action ...
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... were dissolved ; and Massimo Azeglio was called once more from his retirement on Lago Maggiore and sent as governor to Milan . In the month of February the king visited Lombardy in royal pomp , accompanied by Count Cavour and all the ...
... were dissolved ; and Massimo Azeglio was called once more from his retirement on Lago Maggiore and sent as governor to Milan . In the month of February the king visited Lombardy in royal pomp , accompanied by Count Cavour and all the ...
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... were saying , preaching , and writing , just as the Pope's reply in his encyclical letter , which we have not space for here , expresses what the Clerical party were saying , preaching , and writing . The utterances of the rival ...
... were saying , preaching , and writing , just as the Pope's reply in his encyclical letter , which we have not space for here , expresses what the Clerical party were saying , preaching , and writing . The utterances of the rival ...
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... were filled with the ennobling enthusiasm for national existence , which while it lasted absorbed all baser passions ; they felt that the eyes of Europe were upon them , ' and it behoved them , as Victor Emmanuel had said , to show ...
... were filled with the ennobling enthusiasm for national existence , which while it lasted absorbed all baser passions ; they felt that the eyes of Europe were upon them , ' and it behoved them , as Victor Emmanuel had said , to show ...
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... were at last received into ' the Italian family , ' to their inde- scribable joy . Having accomplished the work of spoliation , the robber king once more addressed himself to the Pontiff , thinking perhaps that the march of events ...
... were at last received into ' the Italian family , ' to their inde- scribable joy . Having accomplished the work of spoliation , the robber king once more addressed himself to the Pontiff , thinking perhaps that the march of events ...
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