The Dublin University Magazine, Том 59William Curry, Jun., and Company, 1862 |
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... Italy united under his scep- tre ; he calculated upon Napoleon being victorious , and he wanted to meet his dangerous patron with an irreversible fait accompli . Murat beaten at Tolentino left the Austrians undisputed masters of Italy ...
... Italy united under his scep- tre ; he calculated upon Napoleon being victorious , and he wanted to meet his dangerous patron with an irreversible fait accompli . Murat beaten at Tolentino left the Austrians undisputed masters of Italy ...
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... Italian free- dom ? As , happily for Italy , the blood of Piedmont is not all Italian , so let us hope that the leaven of Pied- montese manners and institutions may succeed in leavening the differ- ent provinces now united under the ...
... Italian free- dom ? As , happily for Italy , the blood of Piedmont is not all Italian , so let us hope that the leaven of Pied- montese manners and institutions may succeed in leavening the differ- ent provinces now united under the ...
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... Italian has originated . Not only were Oscan , Um- brian , Mesapian , and Etruscan - that mysterious language whose origin even the latest Germans have been unable to guess - spoken in ancient Italy , but the language of Rome itself ...
... Italian has originated . Not only were Oscan , Um- brian , Mesapian , and Etruscan - that mysterious language whose origin even the latest Germans have been unable to guess - spoken in ancient Italy , but the language of Rome itself ...
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