A prayer for the planters, published for the first time in this volume, pp. 349-352.
Address of the People's International League, republished in Life and Writings, vol. vi. (see above, note to p. 303).
Notes for an answer to the Irish Repealers, published in Scottish Leader, July, 1888 (see above, p. 107).
George Sand, published in People's Journal; extracts republished in Life and Writings, vol. vi.
Non-intervention, published as a tract by the "Friends of Italy," and republished in Life and Writings, vol. vi.
Rest, published privately by the Pen and Pencil Club, and republished in this volume, pp. 363-365.
Italy and the Republic, published in Fortnightly Review, March 1, 1871.
The Franco-German War and the Commune, published in Contemporary Review, April and June, 1871.
[Signor Cagnacci in his Giuseppe Mazzini e i fratelli Ruffini publishes a rhapsodical Aux jeunes italiens and a short poem Addio dalle Alpi, which he believes to be from Mazzini's pen; he gives, however, no evidence whatever in support of his theory. For Mazzini's supposed youthful poetry see Donaver, Uomini e libri, 77, 119, and Vita di G. Mazzini, 29 n., 431, and Canestrelli's bibliography, pp. 290, 291, 305, 308-9, 311.]
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