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tween, and Piedmont, L IIQ ; continued disagrecments witb Piedmont, L 162 ; severance of diplomatie relations with Piedmont, L 168 ; tour of the emperor through his Italian provinces, L 168 ; the war of 1859, L 190 ; military préparations, L IQt ; Count Buol’s despatch to the Knglish ambassador, L ; endeavours to make Sardinia disarm,

i. 197: the proposed European Congress, L 192 » endeavours to exclude Piedmont from the Cong^ess, L 198 ; Count Cavour's repiy thereto, L 198 ; ultimatum to Piedmont, L 200 ; déclaration of war, L ZSil ; the Austrians cross the Ticino, L 201 ; attempt to retake Palestro, L 2x2 ; collects more troops and retums to the combat, L 221 ; quarrels with Prussia, ii. 1 1 1 ; proposes to cede Venice, ii. 112; Archduke Albert commands the forces, ii. 116 ; battle of Custozza,

ii. 1 16 ; victory of Prussia over,

ii. II 2.! médiation of

Napoléon III., and offers to cede him Venice, ii. Ii7: the defeat of Sadowa, ii. i i^j treaty of peace signed at Vienna, October ^ 1866, ii. 119 ; visit of Victor Emmanuel II., ii. 197 ; Emperor of, returns visit of Victor Emmanuel IL, ii. 201

Austrian prisons, death of Silvio Pellico, author of book on, L 12 s

Ateglio, Massimo, / Müi Rûordi, L 25 ; his scheme for the unification of Italy, L 2^ 30 ; his interview with the King, Charles Albert, L 28; his interview with Pio Nono, L U ; advice to King Charles Albert, after the defeat at Custozza, L 59 ; made chief minister, L 2Z ; on Pio Nono, L ^ ; on the trial of General Ramorino, L 92 ; letter to, from Victor Emmanuel IL,