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death of, L 92 ; célébration of the tenth anniversary of his death by the Lombards, L 241 Carignano, Prince of (cousin of Victor Emmanuel IL), becomes prince regent, L 2QI ; appointed Viceroy of Central Italy, L 252; made Viceroy of Naples, iL 64; proclamation of Victor Emmanuel IL thereon, ii. ^ ; appointed regent in 1866, ii. lit Carioli commands the Roman rebels, ii. 142 ; his death, ii. 142 Casalmonferrato, Bishop of, offets to pay certain clérical dues, L 14^

Castdar on the influence of Rome over the Italian mind, ii. ^ Cavour, Camillo, L 25 5 appointed Minister of Agriculture, L 112 ; disagreement with Azeglio, L 118; resigns office, i. 118 ; résumés office, L liq ; feeling against, L L2I ; attacked by Brofferio, L 121 ; his nickname of ‘ Lord Camillo,’ L L2i ; his admiration of England, L L2I ; Bonghi’s opinion of him, L L21 ; his oratory, L 12.1 ; called an ultra- Moderate by Brofferio, L 122 ; his reply thereto, L L22 ; has an interview with Victor Emmanuel IL on the treaty, L 110; appointed Minister of Foreign Affairs, L 131 ; résignation of, L 141 ; recalled to office, L 141 ; maligned by the clergy, L 142 ; President of the Council, April 1855, L 142; accompanies Victor Emmanuel IL to Paris, L 147 :

his réception by the emperor and empress, L 147: plenipotentiary at the Congress, L 1^2; makes the wrongs of Italy known at the Congress, L 152; the discussion in the Congress thereon, L 154 ; visits Lord Clarendon, L ^6 ; retums to Turin, L 158 ; receives the Order of the Santissima Annunciata, L 158; défends Victor