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24 ; marries Princess Margherita, ii. 142 : anecdote of, ii. 132 ; birth of a son, Vittorio Emanuele, Prince of Naples, ii. 166 ; succeeds to the throne of Italy, ii.

229 ; his proclamation, ii. 329 ; proclamation at the funeral of Victor Emmanuel H. ü. 243

INQUISITION, the, L 22 !

tion of, L 88 ; thrown open to the public, L 88 ; account of, by a prisoner, L 82 ; in Rome, ii. 133 Italian subscript ion for cannons, for fortress of Alessandria. L l6l Italy, the war of 1848, L 33 ; battle of Goito, L 42, 50 ; Pio Nono’s part in it, L 32^~Ferdinand’s proclamation on, l 33; the Duke of Tuscany’s proclamation on, L 34 ; collapse of the Neapolitan army, L 36 ; disputes among the Lombards, L 36 ; Pio Nono’s indécision, L 32 ; the battle of Sommacompagna, L 5^ victory at Staffola, L 38; tEë defeat at Custozza, L 58 ; Charles Albert occupies Milan, L 32 i renewal of the war, March 20.

1849, L 603 treachery of General Ramorino, L bo ; Victory at Sparzesca, L 6q ; defeat at Martara, L ^ ; battle of Novara, utter defeat, L 6a ; an armistice demanded by the Italians, L ^ ; negotiations for the armistice, L 67 ; conclusion, L 68 ; negotiations for peace. L 2^, 22 ! treaty of peace signed, August 6, 1849, L 22 '• tt mere ‘ geographical expression,’ L ; the Anglo- Austrian alliance, L 162 ; présentation of banners to Italian army, by Victor Emmanuel IL, through General Fanti, ii. 2? ; Russia and Prussia acknowledge Italian unity, ii. Si ; financial State of, 1867, ii. 130; Italian troops