Niles' National Register, 第 74 巻1848 |
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... Italy are the certain guarantees to us , that , sooner or later , we shall expel the for- eigner , who endeavored , by all means in his power , to prolong his domination over unhappy Italy . In fine , kings , princes , generals ...
... Italy are the certain guarantees to us , that , sooner or later , we shall expel the for- eigner , who endeavored , by all means in his power , to prolong his domination over unhappy Italy . In fine , kings , princes , generals ...
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... Italy , unless she pre- fers ( ! ) yielding once more to the sceptre of Aus- tria . tion of the public debt . " " 2. That Italy shall pledge herself to pay a por- " 3. The conclusion of an advantageous treaty of commerce . " " It is ...
... Italy , unless she pre- fers ( ! ) yielding once more to the sceptre of Aus- tria . tion of the public debt . " " 2. That Italy shall pledge herself to pay a por- " 3. The conclusion of an advantageous treaty of commerce . " " It is ...
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... Italy will be removed to the German frontier , leaving only twenty thousand men to guard the frontiers of Italy . It is also said that General Changarnier will be the commander - in- chief of this army of the Rhine . The Moniteur ...
... Italy will be removed to the German frontier , leaving only twenty thousand men to guard the frontiers of Italy . It is also said that General Changarnier will be the commander - in- chief of this army of the Rhine . The Moniteur ...
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