The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, Volume 93A. Constable, 1851 |
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Page 50
... party includes men who have suffered much and for years in a cause which for them is the cause of Italy . For this reason , if for this reason only , we should be little disposed to echo a great part of the accusations flung profusely ...
... party includes men who have suffered much and for years in a cause which for them is the cause of Italy . For this reason , if for this reason only , we should be little disposed to echo a great part of the accusations flung profusely ...
Page 504
... party . The Pope had left Rome open to Mazzini : And the exiled head of a proscribed party actually saw before him in near perspective the presidential chair of that Roman , and through the medium of the Constituente , ' perhaps that ...
... party . The Pope had left Rome open to Mazzini : And the exiled head of a proscribed party actually saw before him in near perspective the presidential chair of that Roman , and through the medium of the Constituente , ' perhaps that ...
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... party , it was scarcely less sure of support from the heterogeneous poli- ticians of the party of Order , ' - a party more thoroughly earnest in the pursuance of their object , and not less unscrupulous as to means ; for a Papal ...
... party , it was scarcely less sure of support from the heterogeneous poli- ticians of the party of Order , ' - a party more thoroughly earnest in the pursuance of their object , and not less unscrupulous as to means ; for a Papal ...
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