The Eclectic Magazine of Foreign Literature, Science, and Art, Volumen57Leavitt, Trow, & Company, 1862 |
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... Rome ; and Dante gives us pretty plainly to understand that , though Rome had changed her religion , she had not changed her venal character . Even modern poets are fond of harping on the same string : " Röm welche nehmt alles , gibt ...
... Rome ; and Dante gives us pretty plainly to understand that , though Rome had changed her religion , she had not changed her venal character . Even modern poets are fond of harping on the same string : " Röm welche nehmt alles , gibt ...
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... Rome ; in which case all Italy would be in a flame , and not only would Southern Italy he annexed , but the Emperor would lose Rome also . Cavour won . At an interview with Farini and Cialdini at Chambery , in the beginning of September ...
... Rome ; in which case all Italy would be in a flame , and not only would Southern Italy he annexed , but the Emperor would lose Rome also . Cavour won . At an interview with Farini and Cialdini at Chambery , in the beginning of September ...
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... Rome is indispensable to the unity and tranquillity of Italy . " Whatever may be the faults of Garibaldi , | after. What keeps the Italians out of Rome ? What influence is it which forever says Nay to the rightful demands of the Italian ...
... Rome is indispensable to the unity and tranquillity of Italy . " Whatever may be the faults of Garibaldi , | after. What keeps the Italians out of Rome ? What influence is it which forever says Nay to the rightful demands of the Italian ...
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