Brownson's Quarterly ReviewOrestes Augustus Brownson Benjamin H. Greene, 1965 |
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... Italian origin , and Italians have been among its most successful cultivators . Modern commerce took its rise in Italy , and to Italy and Spain we are indebted for our commercial codes , and our earliest and best works on international ...
... Italian origin , and Italians have been among its most successful cultivators . Modern commerce took its rise in Italy , and to Italy and Spain we are indebted for our commercial codes , and our earliest and best works on international ...
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... Italy , included in a single State , under one national sovereign . Such an Italy is necessary to redress and preserve the balance of Europe , to prepare the way for the regeneration of the long down- trodden East , which can be hoped ...
... Italy , included in a single State , under one national sovereign . Such an Italy is necessary to redress and preserve the balance of Europe , to prepare the way for the regeneration of the long down- trodden East , which can be hoped ...
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... Italian Powers for the resto- ration of the Pope , so as to give them no pretext for inter- fering in the affairs of Italy , and urged the Italian States themselves to unite and restore him his temporal princi- pality . After the ...
... Italian Powers for the resto- ration of the Pope , so as to give them no pretext for inter- fering in the affairs of Italy , and urged the Italian States themselves to unite and restore him his temporal princi- pality . After the ...
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NUMBER I | 1 |
VINCENZO OR SUNKEN ROCKS | 45 |
POPULAR CORRUPTION AND VENALITY | 70 |
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