The Life and Times of Cavour, Volume 1

affairs alliance ally Antonelli April army assassination Austria Balbo believed Bomba Brofferio Buol Cabinet Camillo Cardinal Catholic cause Chamber Charles Albert Church civil Clarendon Clericals Congress Congress of Paris conspirators constitutional Count Count Cavour Cowley d'Azeglio declared despatch despotism diplomatic Duke Emperor enemies England English Europe exile favor foreign France French friends gave Genoa Holy honor hope House of Savoy Hübner Ibid Italian Italy Jesuits King La Marmora Lettere Liberal liberty Lombard Lord Malmesbury Manin March Marmora Massari Massimo d'Azeglio Mazzini Mazzinians ment Milan Minister Ministry Naples Napoleon Napoleon III never official Orsini Pallavicino Papacy Papal Paris Parliament party patriots peace Piedmont Piedmontese Pisacane Pius political Politique Pope Prince principles prisoners Radetzky Rattazzi reform régime replied Republican Revolution Roman Rome Russia says seemed tion Tivaroni took treaty troops Turin Tuscany Victor Emanuel Villamarina Walewski wished Zini