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The History of the Italian Republics , by M. SIMONDE DE SISMONDI . ... Is it that , measuring ourselves with Italy as she now is , we cannot recon- cile to our minds the notion of what she was , while our island was wrapt , in common ...
The History of the Italian Republics , by M. SIMONDE DE SISMONDI . ... Is it that , measuring ourselves with Italy as she now is , we cannot recon- cile to our minds the notion of what she was , while our island was wrapt , in common ...
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The siege of Tortona was the signal for a general attack on Italian freedom ; and the destruction of the city of Milan ... Every thing prospered with the Lombard - league ; Barbarossa was driven from Italy with disgrace ; his partisans ...
The siege of Tortona was the signal for a general attack on Italian freedom ; and the destruction of the city of Milan ... Every thing prospered with the Lombard - league ; Barbarossa was driven from Italy with disgrace ; his partisans ...
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It is not our province to enter into these details ; and , as we proceed , the history of Italy becomes more generally known . Suffice it to observe that , while the papal interest was thus sacrificed to the court of France , Florence ...
It is not our province to enter into these details ; and , as we proceed , the history of Italy becomes more generally known . Suffice it to observe that , while the papal interest was thus sacrificed to the court of France , Florence ...
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Researches on the Antient Inhabitants | 1 |
Beauchamps Narrative of the Invasion | 2 |
Letter second to Lord Liverpool on | 31 |
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