The Life and Times of Cavour, Volume 1Houghton Mifflin, 1914 |
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... Orsini ( passing as Allsop ) had told the people of the Hotel de l'Europe that he was going to Paris , but that he was waiting for a friend . This friend was no other than Bernard , and the moment he arrived in Brussels Allsop pre ...
... Orsini ( passing as Allsop ) had told the people of the Hotel de l'Europe that he was going to Paris , but that he was waiting for a friend . This friend was no other than Bernard , and the moment he arrived in Brussels Allsop pre ...
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Felice Orsini. and allure them with every kind of argument as long as they want them ; but when they have once gained ... ORSINI . The justification of Alexander Mauroner . Mr. Mauroner , of the " Corriere Italiano , " denounced by Felice ...
Felice Orsini. and allure them with every kind of argument as long as they want them ; but when they have once gained ... ORSINI . The justification of Alexander Mauroner . Mr. Mauroner , of the " Corriere Italiano , " denounced by Felice ...
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... ORSINI . The justification of Alexander Mauroner . Mr. Mauroner , of the " Corriere Italiano , " denounced by Felice Orsini as the spy who caused his arrest , his detention in the fortress of Mantua , and would have probably caused his ...
... ORSINI . The justification of Alexander Mauroner . Mr. Mauroner , of the " Corriere Italiano , " denounced by Felice Orsini as the spy who caused his arrest , his detention in the fortress of Mantua , and would have probably caused his ...
Contents
CHILDHOOD AND YOUTH 18101836 | 1 |
ELEMENTS INTELLECTUal and MorAL | 25 |
A CAREER | 54 |
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