The Roman State: From 1815 to 1850, Volume 4J. Murray, 1854 - Papal States |
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... Declaration made by the Pope Proceedings of the French Ambassadors Different Opinions of the French Ministry Advice of M. Falloux 285 285 285 286 286 286 286 286 286 287 287 287 The Pope goes to Portici 288 Manifesto of the Pope to the ...
... Declaration made by the Pope Proceedings of the French Ambassadors Different Opinions of the French Ministry Advice of M. Falloux 285 285 285 286 286 286 286 286 286 287 287 287 The Pope goes to Portici 288 Manifesto of the Pope to the ...
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... declared that he had spoken , on the preceding day , of the restoration of the Papal throne as a mere matter of conjecture , and not on the authority of the General , or from any know- ledge that he had of the intentions of the French ...
... declared that he had spoken , on the preceding day , of the restoration of the Papal throne as a mere matter of conjecture , and not on the authority of the General , or from any know- ledge that he had of the intentions of the French ...
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... declared Cività Vecchia to be in a state of siege , closed the clubs , dismissed the National Guard , put his own soldiers into the Arsenal and the Fort , disbanded the volunteers , disarmed the battalions of bersaglieri commanded by ...
... declared Cività Vecchia to be in a state of siege , closed the clubs , dismissed the National Guard , put his own soldiers into the Arsenal and the Fort , disbanded the volunteers , disarmed the battalions of bersaglieri commanded by ...
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... declared , without delay , on the 10th of February , in the same year , in words which are well known to you all , that these reports were utterly false and absurd . And on that occasion , We announced to our most beloved subjects ...
... declared , without delay , on the 10th of February , in the same year , in words which are well known to you all , that these reports were utterly false and absurd . And on that occasion , We announced to our most beloved subjects ...
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... declared to the whole world that We would have nothing to do with the war ; and at the same time We rejected and refused an offer , most insidiously made to Us , as well by word of mouth as by writing , an offer not only exceedingly ...
... declared to the whole world that We would have nothing to do with the war ; and at the same time We rejected and refused an offer , most insidiously made to Us , as well by word of mouth as by writing , an offer not only exceedingly ...
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affairs amongst Ancona arms artillery Assembly attack Aurelian wall Austrians authority blood Bologna Cardinal Antonelli Catholic cause Cetona Church citizens civil Cività Vecchia clergy Colonel command Commissioners Constitution Consuls Council Courcelles Court declared defend Deputies desire despatch ecclesiastical elected endeavoured enemy Envoy Europe faction favour force foreign France French army French Government Gaeta Garibaldi give guarantees Holy honour institutions Italian Italy King of Naples Lesseps letter liberal liberty Manifesto Mazzini ment midst military Minister Monsignor Monte Motu proprio Municipal Naples nations Neapolitan negotiations opinion Oudinot Papal party peace Pius Pius IX police political Pontifical Government Pope Porta prelate priests Prince proclamation promise provinces received religion Republicans resistance restoration revolution Roman Assembly Roman Government Roman Republic Rome Roselli Rostolan San Marino scudi sent siege soldiers temporal dominion Tiber tions Triumvirs troops Tuscany whilst wishes