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December ^ i866, ii. 12'^ ; dissolves, ii. liS ; discussion of the Roman question, December 1867, ii. 147 ; résignation of the ministry, ii. 147 ; the last Florence Parliament, ii. ; first Parliament in Rome, ii. IQO ; speech of Victor Emmanuel II.

thereat, ii. IQO ; general élection, ii. 204 ; last speech of Victor Emmanuel II. ii. 204 ; Parliament meets on January 1878, ii. 2;t.I ; death of Victor Emmanuel II. announced, ii. 233 ; speech of Signor Depretis on, ii.

Charles Albert, see Carignano

Charles Emmanuel IV., L 2; abdicates, L 2 ! tums monk,

Charles Félix succeeds Victor Emmanuel as King of Sardinia, i- 10, 17 ; takes possession of the capital, L l8 ; death of,

Charles Albert (son of Victor Emmanuel II.), death of, L

Charvaz, Monsignor, the king’s preceptor, L 117 ; made Archljishop of Genoa, L 117 ; visits Victor Emmanuel II. on the death of the queen, L 136

Chassepots at Mentana, ii. 143

Choiera épidémie in the Riviera and Genoa, L 124

Cialdini, General, L 2il ; takes Ancona, ii. 50 ; besieges Gaeta, ii. ; commands the royal troops at Aspromonte, ii. ^ ; receives the order of the SS. Annunciata, ii. 1 ig

Ciamberi, the school of the Sacred Heart in, L 170

Ciprario, Count, Minister of Foreign Affairs, April 1855, L y2 ; conversation with Victor Emmanuel IL, L 186

Circoli Barsanti, ii.

Civil marriages, L 118

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Civita Vecchia, landing of the French at, L 21

Civitella, fortress of, taken by the Italians, ii. 6^

Clarendon, Lord, défiés Count Buol at the Congress, L LIS » visited by Count Cavour, L I s6 ; conveys a message from Victor Emmanuel II. to Pio Nono, ii.

Clergy, wealth o^ in Sardinia, L

138; proposed confiscation of

part of, L 132 ; Ratazzi’s Clérical Bill, L 139 ; complaints of, ii. 54 ; on Victor Emmanuel II. ii. 102

Clotilde, Princess, proposed marriage with Prince Napoléon

Jerome, L 121 ; married, January 2Q, 1859, L 12? ; refuses to leave Paris during the Ftanco-Prussian war, ii. 173

Codini, the comments of the, on Victor EmmanuePs speech at the opening of Parliament, January 10. 1859, L 1^; annoyance of the, at the return of Cavour to office, ii. 4 ; Rome the headquarters of the, ii. 75

Concordia, L 3i

Congress at Paris on the Crimean War, L ; Count Cavour raiscs a discussion on Italy, L 134

Congress, European, proposed, on the Italian question, L 233

Consulta, address to the Pope from the, L 82

Corsi, Cardinal, and the marriage of Victor Emmanuel II. with Conntess Mirafiore, ii. ; anecdote of, ii.

Courmayeur, Victor EmmanuePs first visit to, L 109

Crimean War : Shall Sardinia go to the Crimea? L 129; starting of the troops, L 140 ; the victory of Tchernaya, L 143 ; fall of Sébastopol, L LSI '• Congress, L 131 ; retum and review of the troops, L 139

Custozza, battlesof, L 5^ ii. tlô

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Ciahion, the lady of the, and Victor Emmannel IL, U. is6

T )ABORMIDA, General, his letter on the dangerous illness of Victor Emmanuel IL, L 25»

letler from Victor Emmanuel IL on Anglo-French alliance, 1854, L 1^ ; his opposition to Sardinia joining the alliance, L LZS ; resigns office, L 131 ; takes office, L 2^

Delaunay, General, forms a new ministry for Victor Emmanuel IL, i- ^ ; its dissolution, L JJ Depretis,~Signor, speech in Parliament on death of Victor Emmanuel IL, ii. 233 Desambrois, Caval’ere Luigi, appointed plenipotentiary 10 the proposeil European Congress of November 1859, L 233 ; death of, ii. 2Q1

Devincenzi, Signor, accompanies Victor Emmanuel IL on his southward joumey, ii. 58 Dickens, Charles, on exiled politicians, ii. 42 Dino, Duke of, L 42 Durando, General, appointed minister of war, April 1855, L 142

pCUMENICAL Council, ii. i£8 •^Elizabeth of Saxony, her marriage to Duke of Genoa, L 109 Elizabeth Tudor, offered in marriage to Emmanuel Philibert,

Emilian provinces, Signor Farini made dictator of, L 251 Emilia, see Central Ital^

England and the House of Savoy, L 112

England, Cavour’s opinion of, L L2I ; visited by Victor Emmanuel