Brownson's Quarterly Review, 1 tomasOrestes Augustus Brownson Benjamin H. Greene, 1965 |
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... Count Cavour and of Mazzini , only the former would have a monarchical , the latter a republi- can government . Each , however , aims at getting rid of the papal government , and at establishing Italian unity . As a mere statesman ...
... Count Cavour and of Mazzini , only the former would have a monarchical , the latter a republi- can government . Each , however , aims at getting rid of the papal government , and at establishing Italian unity . As a mere statesman ...
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... Count Cavour has committed a grand blunder in excluding from the Parliament the old conservative party , for he will find a worse enemy in the advanced liberals he has admitted . The radicals are strong , and will give him trouble , and ...
... Count Cavour has committed a grand blunder in excluding from the Parliament the old conservative party , for he will find a worse enemy in the advanced liberals he has admitted . The radicals are strong , and will give him trouble , and ...
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... Count Cavour should have known that these men are always the friends of the established order , and are pre- cisely those on whom he must rely , not to introduce consti- tutionalism , but to sustain it , after it has been introduced ...
... Count Cavour should have known that these men are always the friends of the established order , and are pre- cisely those on whom he must rely , not to introduce consti- tutionalism , but to sustain it , after it has been introduced ...
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