and Count of Syracuse, ii

35 ; appeals to Victor Emmanuel II., ii. 46 ; takes up his abode at Rome, ii. ^

Franco-Prussian War, ii. 122 ; Princess Clotilde refuses to leave Paris, ii. ; excitement in Rome on, ii. 123 ; France ap- I>eals to Victor Emmanuel II. for aid, ii. l83

^ AETA, King Ferdinand’s court at, L 83, 82j besieged by Cialdini and Menabrea, ii. 64 ; is taken, ii. 6^

Galletti accepts office under the Roman Republic, L 8S

Garibaldi, in Rome, L ^ ; his influence in, L 8S; and the Neapolitan insurgents, L 513 défends Rome from the French, L 21i joins the Italian army against Austria, L i£3 ; successes of, and his volunteers, L 21 1 ; reçoives the military medal from Victor Emmanuel IL, L 221 ; proposes to make war on the Marches, L 252 ; refrains on the üdvice of Victor Emmanuel IL, L 252 ; préparés to take command of the rebel army in Siciiy, ii. 37 ; indignation of Prussia, Austna, and Germany thereat, ii.

38 ; his successes in Siciiy, ii.

40 ; enthusiasm for, ii. 43 ; message of Victor Emmanuel II. to, ii. 44 ; Cavour’s message to, ii.

44 ; enters Calabria, ii. 46 ; takes possession of the capital, ii.

46 ; is elected dictator, ii. 42 ; jealousy between, and Cavour, ii.

42 ; submits to the Chamber of Deputies, ii. 56 ; meeting of

Victor Emmanuel IL in Naples, ii. èl ; resigns his dictatorship, ii. èl ; retires to Caprera, ii. èz ; on the cession of Nice and Savoy ii. 70 ; his attack on Cavour, ii.

70 ; his réconciliation with Cavour, ii. 21 : proposed amalgamation of his troops with the Italian atmy, ii. ^ ; and his troops march for Rome, ii. 85 ; fight at Aspromonte between the royal troops and the Garibaldians, ii. ^ ; and his troops threaten to mvade Rome, ii. 134; is arrested, ii. 13 s ; Italian troops cross the frontier, ii. 341 ; his ‘ RuUof the Monk, ' ii. 141 ; escapes from Caprera, ii. 142 ; Ménotti Garibaldi at the head of his troops enters the Papal State, ii.

142 ; arrive at Rome, ii. 142 ; desperate encounter at the Gâte of St. Paul, ii. 142 ; victory at Monterotundo, ii. 143 ; reaches Mentana, ii. ; defeated by the French army, ii. 243 ; sent prisoners to the fortress of Varignano, ii. 146 ; is sent to Caprera, ii. 146 ; elected a deputy, ii. 222 ; is reconciled to Victor Emmanuel 11., ii. 222 Gavazzi, the Bamabite fraie, L 82 Gavone, General, death of, ii. 124 Genoa, insurrection in, L 76 ; choiera épidémie in, L 124 ; Victor Emmanuel IL visits, L L24 Genoa, Duke of, fills place of Victor Emmanuel IL during his illness, L 2^ ; opens the Novara Railway, L 124 ; marriage to Elizabeth of Saxony, L 109 ; illness of, u 132 ; death of, February ^ 1855, L 134 ; his character, L ^3 Germany, Emperor of, visits Victor Emmanuel IL, ii. 203 Gioberti’s book against the Jesuits, L ^ ; his letter to Gaeta on Pio Nono, L ^ ; his ‘ Rinuavamento Civile tT Italia' L 2LS Giusti’s poem ‘ The Boot,’ L y

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