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L« Marmorm’s deputy in the Council, ii. 112 ; resigns office,

Ricotti, the historian, on Emmanuel Philibert, L 5

Riviera, choiera épidémie in, L 124 Romagnuoli, reply of Victor Emmanuel II. to the, L 24Q Rome, L 22 ; national ist feeling in L Si ; sympathy with the Piedmontese troops, L S2 ; the address of the Consulta to the Pope, L S2 ; disaffection in, L bombardment of the Quirinal Palace, L ^ ; Pio Nono leaves secretly, L ; Garibaldi in, L ^ ; inauguration of a republic, L SS ; Galletti accepts office, L SS ; abolition of the Inquisition, L SS ; Garibaldi and Bartolucci defend Rome, L 2J ; capitulation of, L 21 > 1° be capital of Italy, ii. ^ ii. 22i ’*• 25; P' rancis II. takes up his abode in, ii. 25 ; tbe French to evacuate in iSSô, ii. 2? ; évacua- , tion of the French troops, ii. ; conspiracy against the Pope, ii. | 127; Inquisition in, ii. iq.t; Gari- j baldi threatens to invade, ii. rts:

French troops sent to Civita Vecchia, ii. ^iS î occupation of, I by French soldiers, ii. iS6 ; Vie- .

tor Emmanuel 11. décidés to ' annex, ii. ; General Cadoma 1 marches on, ii. 17Q ; attack on, ii. iSq; Pio Nono yields to Victor I Emmanuel 11., iL iSa ; visit of Victor Emmanuel II., on the in- | undation of the Tilier, ii. 1^ ; the first Parliament in, Novem- 1 ber 1871, ii. ; public entry of Victor Emmanuel II.

into, ii. ; royal visitors to, ii.

106 ; in mouming for Victor Emmanuel IL, ii. 235 Rossi, Pellegrini, cornes into office,

L ^ ; brutal murder of, L 8^ Ruffini’s ‘ Doctor Antonio,’ ii. 43 ‘ RuU of the Monk,' the, by Garibaldi, ii. ^

Russia, increasing friendship of, for Piedmont, L i6g

Russia and Sardinia, ill feeling between, i. ; réconciliation

of, L LS2

CABAUD family, introductory notice of the, L i ; end of the Sabaud monarchy, L 3

.Sadowa, battle of, ii. ny

San Martino, battle of, L 222 ; Conte di, visits the Pope at San Martino, L 86 ; the Austrian and Bavarian ambassadors and, L 86 ; bears a letter to Pio Nono from Victor Emmanuel IL, ii.

lys ; his conversation with Pio Nono, ii. 122

San Salvador, the Sardinian army at, L 207

Santa Rosa, Count, leader of the Carbonari, L ijj 14 ; on the abdication of Victor Emmanuel L L 16 ; his death, L no ; brutal outrage upon, L I IQ

Sardinia and Austria, amicable relations established between, L

Sardinia, the marriage laws of, L 1 18 ; profioses to join Anglo- French alliance, L 12S ; ill-feeling with Russia, L 12s : joins the alliance, L 131 ; réconciliation with Russia, L <52 > Sardinian army ordered to the Marches and Umbria, ii. 48 ; engagement with the Papal troops at Castelfidardo, ii. 50 ; takes Ancona, ii. See Italy Italian Army. &e also Piedmont

Savona, a congress at, proposed to Napoléon III. by Victor Emmanuel IL, ii. 140

1 ôb

Savoy, the Dukes 1 Savoy and Nice, cession to France, L 192, ii. 2|

Savoy and Piedmont, invasion of, >■ 3

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