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with Austria, L 8q ; reçoives an address from the Consulta, L 82 ; his hésitation in sending the papal army to the war, L 82 ; disatfection created thereby, L 83 ; bombardment of Quirinal .

Palace, L ^ ; leaves Rome secretly and takes refuge at Gaeta,

L the Austrian Jesuits and,

L 85 ; is visited by Conte di San Martino, envoy of Victor Emmanuel IL, L 8â ; résolution of Pailiament, that hc has fallen from temporal power, L 88 ; Firentino’s ‘/.a Vitadi Pio Nano,'

L 89 ; thanks the French General Oudinot for the taking of Rome,

L 92 ; and the death warrants of the traitors, L 92 ; receives Count César Balbo on a mission from V'ictor Emmanuel IL, L 99 ; receives Count Siccardi as an embassy from Victor Emmanuel II. on the révision of The Staiulo,

L 105 ; letter from Victor Emmanuel IL on the insolence of the clergy. Lui; letter to Victor Emmanuel II. on the licence of the press. Lui; sends a letter to Victor Emmanuel II., L 228.

22Q ; letter from Victor Emmanuel IL, ii. 5j public character of, ii. 5 ; letter to Victor Emmanuel IL, ii. u ; letter from Victor Emmanuel IL on annexation of Central Italy, ii. L2 ; excommunicates V^ictor Emmanuel II. and ail his subjects, ii. ; letter to Victor Emmanuel IL, ii.

16 ; thteatens to place an interdict on the kingdom of Italy, ii. 2i ; letter to Victor Emmanuel conccming certain bishoprics, ii.

104 ; raises a foreign légion, ii.

126 ; relations between V'ictor Emmanuel II. and, ii. i^ ; Lord Clarendon conveys a message to, from Victor Emmanuel IL, ii.

148 ; his reply thereto, ii. 148 ; calls an Ecumenical Council, ii. '

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