The Roman State: From 1815 to 1850, Volume 4

J. Murray, 1854 - Papal States

Acts and Words of General Oudinot at Civita Vecchia 2 ૭	1

Preparations for Resistance	8

Proceedings of the Clergy and Republicans in Paris	14

Address of the Committee of Barricades and of the Assem	16

1	62

Accursi in Paris	68

On the Constituent Assembly	74

Text of the Commission given to Lesseps	80

Election of Bernetti	207

Motion made by Cernuschi	213

CHAPTER XII	224

Departure of Garibaldi with his Troops	230

Arrives at San Marino	236

Observations	238

Testimony borne by the French to the Administration of	244

Illiberal Decrees and Demonstrations at Rome	250

Truce	85

Opinions of Roselli and Garibaldi	97

CHAPTER VI	103

CHAPTER VII	122

Council of the Generals	133

Answer from Lesseps	140

Observations	154

Attitude assumed by the Austrians	160

Movements of General Oudinot	162

Deliberations and Proposals of the Triumvirs	168

The Answer 279	170

Reasons of Mazzinis Obstinacy	182

Menaces of Oudinot	186

Obstinacy	193

Appeal made by the Foreign Consuls	201

Massacre	202

The Police	253

Cardinals Della Genga Vanicelli and Altieri	259

Annoyance felt by the French Government 280	264

Discussion with Monsignor Bedini	265

Paper Money	271

Remarks	277

Letter from the President of the Republic to Edouard Ney	281

Discontent produced by the Motu proprio 301	284

Proceedings of the French Ambassadors	287

Their inconsistent Proceedings	293

Acts and Exertions of the Cardinals	300

Cardinal Antonelli	302

Naples	310

Remarks on the Condition of the Pontifical State at	316

Proposals made by the Senator	337

Title	The Roman State: From 1815 to 1850, Volume 4 Online access with subscription: JISC Historical Texts The Roman State: From 1815 to 1850, William Ewart Gladstone
Author	Luigi Carlo Farini
Translated by	William Ewart Gladstone
Publisher	J. Murray, 1854
Original from	the University of Michigan
Digitized	16 Jan 2021

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