The Roman State, Vol. 3
From 1815 to 1850 (Classic Reprint)

Excerpt from The Roman State, Vol. 3: From 1815 to 1850

Action at La Sforzesca; Actions at Mortara; Consequent Measures and Plans of Chrzanowski; Plans and Orders of Radetzki; Bicocca; Engagements; Battle called of Novara; Retreat upon the City; Confusion and Broils there; Killed and Wounded on the two sides; Charles Albert, his Language and Abdication; An Armistice between Radetzki and the new King; Its Conditions; Continued Resistance of Casale; Departure of Charles Albert; Insurrection of Brescia; Of Genoa; Put down by General Alfonso La Marmora; Meeting of the Roman Assembly after the Tidings of the Battle of Novara; Valerio's Speech; Extract of a Note addressed by him, together with the Venetian and Tuscan Envoys, to the Romans; Mazzini chosen a Triumvir; News of the Insurrection of Genoa reach Rome; Mazzini's Proclamation; Gaeta; Envoys at the Conferences; Esterhazy, the Duc D'Harcourt; Debates and Dissensions; Mercier again at Rome; Also M. Forbin Janson; The Constitutionalists; Their Journal La Speranza dell' Epoca; Proclamations, Notifications, and other Instruments; Historical and Critical Remarks; Acts of Profanation and Hypocrisy; The Illuminated Cross in St. Peter's on Good Friday

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