Life of Victor Emmanuel II, First King of Italy, Volume 2Macmillan, 1879 |
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... and he thought they were timid and hesitating at a moment which called for a bold and resolute policy . The king's plenipotentiary had to put VOL . II . B himself in accord with the king's ministers before he was CHAPTER.
... and he thought they were timid and hesitating at a moment which called for a bold and resolute policy . The king's plenipotentiary had to put VOL . II . B himself in accord with the king's ministers before he was CHAPTER.
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... thought it was time to put an end to the state of uncer- tainty , which , if further prolonged , might be dangerous . The greatest difficulty was not about the duchies , but the Legations . The late subjects of the Pope were THE KING'S ...
... thought it was time to put an end to the state of uncer- tainty , which , if further prolonged , might be dangerous . The greatest difficulty was not about the duchies , but the Legations . The late subjects of the Pope were THE KING'S ...
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... thought it was time to take the initiative in settling the affairs of Central Italy , before some disturbance should give excuse for a fresh foreign intervention . It was evident that the Pope could not govern by himself without some ...
... thought it was time to take the initiative in settling the affairs of Central Italy , before some disturbance should give excuse for a fresh foreign intervention . It was evident that the Pope could not govern by himself without some ...
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... thought it my duty to welcome for the national war the concourse of all the popula- tions of the peninsula . The Legations , for long years oppressed by foreign soldiers , rose in arms as soon as these were withdrawn . They proffered me ...
... thought it my duty to welcome for the national war the concourse of all the popula- tions of the peninsula . The Legations , for long years oppressed by foreign soldiers , rose in arms as soon as these were withdrawn . They proffered me ...
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... thought well to lay before me is not wise , and certainly not worthy of a Catholic king , and a prince of the House of Savoy . My reply is already given to the press in the encyclical to the Catholic episcopacy , which you can easily ...
... thought well to lay before me is not wise , and certainly not worthy of a Catholic king , and a prince of the House of Savoy . My reply is already given to the press in the encyclical to the Catholic episcopacy , which you can easily ...
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