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T7ANTI, General, L 211, 216 ; takes office as Minister of War, January ^ 1860, ii. J ; présents l)anner from V^ictor Emmanuel IL to the army, ii. 72

Farini, ' Lo Stato Romano dal 1815 al 1850,’ L 55 : made dictator of the Emilian provinces, L 25J ; letter to Victor Emmanuel IL, giving up his dictatorship of Emilia, ii. 2Q ; Victor Emmanuel IL replies to him, ii. 2û; reçoives the order of the SS.

Annunciata, ii. 22 ; made Minister of the Interior, ii. ^ 28 ; resigns office as Viceroy w Naples, ii.

; letter to, from Azeglio, on the death of Cavour, ii. jj ; takes office, ii. S8 ; resigns, ii. 88

Ferdinand of Savoy, L 2i

Ferdinand II. (of Naples) character of, L ^ ; his proclamation on the war of independence, L 53 ; Pio Nono takes refuge with, at Gaeta,

L ^ ; opinion of, by Victor Emmanuel IL, ii. 6q

Firentino’s ‘ La Fila di Pio Nono,'

Five days’ struggle, the, L 56

Florence, proposed removal of capital to, ii. 96 ; remark thereon by • De Lhuys, ii. 22 ; La Marmora’s opinion thereof, ii. 98 ; Marquis Pepoli’s opinion thereon, ii. 98 ; Visconti Venosta thereon, ii. 99; consternation in Turin thereat, ii. 22 ; the last Parliament of, ii.

18s ; address of the citizens to Victor Emmanuel IL on his leaving, ii. 188

‘Forced Recruit,’ the origin of the poem, L 218

Foro ÈccUsiastico, L 104 ; the Jesuits and the, L 104 ; abolition of, L los, 106

France, the French besiege and take Rome, L 21 J letter of thanks from Pio Nono to their General, Oudinot, L 92 ; cession of Savoy and Nice to, L 19^ ii.

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