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Emmanuel and his policy, L 165; his reply lo Broffcrio, L ; on public aiïairs in 1857, L ijj; on thc crisis, L 175; on cxiling political offenders, ù 176; interview with Napoléon III., L lSj ; and the marnage of Princess (-’lotilde to Prince Napoléon Jerome, L ; is prcsented with a ring by Victor Emmanuel IL, L 122 ; letter to Earl Derby on the Italian-Austrian question, L 156 ; his reply respecting thc endcavour of Austria to exclude Piedmont from the Congress, L 1^ ; visits Napoléon III., L 1q8 ; retums to Turin and receivcs an ovation, L IQQ; is summoned to the camp, L 22Q; his view of the armistice of July 1859, L 2t y, his immense labours, L 2^4 ; his interview with Napoléon III., L 2tS; his interview with Victor Emmanuel, L 235; retums to Turin, L 236; resigns office with his colleagues, L 236 ; on the situation of Italy, L 242 ; appointed plenipotentiary to the European Congress, November 1859, L 2SI ; discussion with the ministry on the Congress, ii. I ; résolves to retire to Leri, ii. 2 ; visits Sir James Hudson, ii. 2 ; sends his last conditions to the ministry, ii. 2 ; Sir James Hudson writes them from his dictât ion, ii. 2 ; conséquent résignation of General La Marmora, ii. 3 ; sent for by Victor Emmanuel IL, ii. 3 ; composes a new cabinet, January 2^ 1860, ii. 3 ; annoyance of the Codini at his return to office, ii. 4; accompanies Victor Emmanuel IL to Lombardy, February 1860, ii 43 letter to La Farina, ii. 40 ; messages from, to Garibaldi, ii. 44 ; jealousy bctween, and Garibaldi, ii. 42 ; resigns office, ii. 6S ; is recalled, ii. 68j résolves to hâve