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... Italy , by studying the travels of Nardini , Donatus , and others , with the fourth volume of the Roman Antiquities of Grævius ; and he afterward dissected the Italia Antiqua of Cluverius , who examined on foot almost every scene ...
... Italy , by studying the travels of Nardini , Donatus , and others , with the fourth volume of the Roman Antiquities of Grævius ; and he afterward dissected the Italia Antiqua of Cluverius , who examined on foot almost every scene ...
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... Italy herself . By the partition of Italy between France and what was called the kingdom of Italy , that country lost one of the finest opportu nities since the days of the Romans , of becoming an independent state . If Bonaparte ...
... Italy herself . By the partition of Italy between France and what was called the kingdom of Italy , that country lost one of the finest opportu nities since the days of the Romans , of becoming an independent state . If Bonaparte ...
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... Italy . The subjugation of the Italian states , and perpetual conspiracies which broke out at Florence , and which , by their horrors , made liberty itself revolting , are the signs and wonders with which the fifteenth century is ...
... Italy . The subjugation of the Italian states , and perpetual conspiracies which broke out at Florence , and which , by their horrors , made liberty itself revolting , are the signs and wonders with which the fifteenth century is ...
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