Страница - 63 Страница - 65 [Economic Principles] , [254] , [285] , [286] , [292] , [330] , [331] .Education, theories of, [265] , [270] , [272] -[275] , [361] -[363] . England, love for, [83] , [140] ;
life and politics of, [82] , [83] , [150] -[152] , [197] , [198] , [210] , [219] , [280] , [332] ;
foreign policy of, [105] , [304] , [305] , [309] , [310] , [365] ;
studies in literature of, [9] , [149] , [150] ;
help from for Italy, [106] , [152] , [153] , [193] , [194]
(see [London] Ethics, insufficient without religion, [224] , [250] ;
theories of, [249] -[263] ;
sanction of, [263] . Europe, solidarity of, [302] , [303] , [309] , [310] ;
future of, [307] -[309]
(see [Young Europe] Family life, remarks on, [65] , [66] , [72] , [264] -[266] . Fanti, Manfredo, [49] , [118] , [123] , [187] . Federalists (see [Italian Unity] Fenians, [199] , [200] . Fletcher, Mrs Archibald, [83] . Florence, visits to, [126] , [179] -[182] , [186] , [220] . [Foreign policy] , ethics of, [302] -[306] .Foscolo, Ugo, [3] , [9] , [12] , [64] , [93] -[95] , [101] , [108] , [220] . France, policy of, 1830, [22] , [35] ;
ditto at Rome (1849), [134] , [135] ;
ditto in 1867, [212] ;
the Third Republic in, [220] ;
Mazzini's dislike of, [60] , [134] , [163] , [220] ;
as a nationality, [298] , [300] , [307] ;
character of, [307]
(see [Napoleon] "Free Church in a Free State," [247] . Freemason, not a, [213] . French Revolution, criticism of, [59] , [232] , [250] . Friendly Societies, [212] , [218] . "Friends of Italy," [152] , [153] . Fuller-Ossoli, Margaret, [86] , [88] , [129] , [132] , [138] . Gaeta, imprisonment at, [216] , [217] . Gallenga, Antonio, [166] . Garibaldi, Giuseppe, [41] , [118] , [124] ;
at Rome (1849), [134] , [136] , [137] ;
in 1859, [181] , [182] ;
and Sicily, [173] , [184] -[186] , [355] ;
wants to march to Rome, [187] , [188] ;
Mazzini's relations with (1861-1867), [200] , [201] , [203] , [204] , [212] , [220] ;
in England, [203] , [204] ;
policy in 1867, [211] , [212] . Garrison, William Lloyd, [195] , [210] . Gaskell, Mrs, [7] , [145] . [Geneva] , life at and visits to, [19] , [48] , [138] -[140] .[Genius] , theory of, [241] , [242] , [331] .Genoa, early life at, [1] -[4] , [13] , [15] ;
politics at, [39] , [40] , [42] , [46] , [47] , [50] , [65] ;
visits to, [171] , [173] -[175] , [185] , [210] , [213] , [214] , [217] , [220] ;
buried at, [221] . Geography, interest in, [299] , [330] , [363] ;
as a basis of nationality, [299] . "[George Sand] ," [90] -[92] . Germany, future of, [215] , [307] ;
character of, [306] ;
attitude towards alliance with, [205] , [214] ;
dislike of German professors, [275] ;
German music, [322] . Gioberti, Vincenzo, [41] , [61] , [96] , [101] , [127] . [God] , belief in, [80] , [234] -[236] , [250] .Goethe, [9] , [13] , [324] -[326] , [364] . [Government] , theory of, [247] , [275] , [278] , [279] .
Graham, Sir James, [104] . Greco, Pasquale, [166] , [197] , [198] . Greece, future of, [308] , [309] . Greville Street, school in, [98] , [142] . Guerilla fighting, [33] . Guerrazzi, Francesco Domenico, [9] , [13] , [14] , [65] , [114] , [126] . [Happiness] , not an end of life, [255] , [256] , [364] ;
dislike of, [339] .Hegel, [10] , [275] . Herder, Johann Gottfried von, [10] , [242] . Herzen, Alexander, [204] . [History] , theories of, [331] , [350] .Holland, future of, [308] . Hugo, Victor, [9] , [315] , [321] . [Humanity] , theory of, [231] , [236] , [242] , [243] , [261] , [297] .Hungary, hopes of rising in, [158] , [177] , [193] ;
future of, [309] . [Ideals] , necessity of, [239] , [240] , [249] , [250] , [288] .[Immortality] , belief in personal, [80] , [144] , [237] , [238] , [357] , [358] , [364] .[Individualism] , [272] , [327] .Insurrection, policy of, [33] , [45] , [48] -[50] , [61] , [102] , [103] , [125] , [157] , [158] , [168] , [193] , [218] , [349] . International, The, attack on, [219] . [Intuition] , [240] -[242] , [244] , [245] , [277] , [330] , [351] .Irish Question, remarks on, [107] , [199] , [200] . Italy, condition of in 1830, [20] -[22] ;
politics in 1845-47, [100] -[103] ;
events of 1848-49 in, [114] -[125] , [128] ;
politics in (1850-1858), [154] -[164] ;
politics in (1859-1860), [177] -[188] ;
condition of after 1860, [191] , [192] ;
war of 1866, [205] -[207] ;
Republican movement in, [209] ;
Mazzini's belief in mission of, [26] , [60] , [126] -[128] , [192] , [248] , [295] , [307] , [310] , [311] , [322] . [Italian Unity] , popular demand for, [20] , [21] , [31] , [121] ;
Mazzini's advocacy of, [31] , [32] , [111] , [117] , [155] , [180] , [181] , [192] , [211] ;
how far his work, [32] , [154] , [336] .Lamartine, Alphonse, [318] . Lamennais, [59] , [89] , [90] , [93] , [250] . Landor, Walter Savage, [153] , [165] . [Lausanne] , visits to, [52] , [70] , [138] , [140] .Ledru-Rollin, Alexandre, [146] , [171] , [199] . Left, Parliamentary, [205] , [209] , [212] . Leghorn, [13] , [40] , [114] , [126] , [217] . Lesseps, Ferdinand de, [135] . [Liberty] , theory of, [269] , [270] , [272] , [273] , [278] , [351] .Lincoln, President, [196] , [199] . Linton, W. J., [88] , [106] , [153] . Literature, principles of, [11] , [12] , [312] -[321] ;
as a basis of nationality, [299] ;
Mazzini's literary work, [13] , [14] , [39] , [64] , [65] , [92] -[94] , [108] , [109] , [139] , [149] , [196] , [197] , [213] , [312] , [329] , [330] . Local Government, theories of, [194] , [307] . [London] , life in, [73] -[98] , [140] -[148] , [195] , [196] , [210] ;
feelings about, [73] , [74] , [78] , [140] , [141] .[Lugano] , [65] , [125] , [126] , [182] , [184] , [202] , [204] , [210] , [213] .Malleson, Mr and Mrs W., [144] , [198] , [361] -[363] , [371] . Mameli, Goffredo, [66] , [136] , [137] . Mandrot, Madeleine de, [70] -[72] . Manin, Daniele, [163] , [164] , [166] . Manzoni, Alessandro, [9] , [11] , [12] , [101] . Marseilles, life at, [36] -[38] , [47] , [48] ;
visit to, [138] . Marx, Karl, see [Collectivists] [Materialism] , attacks on, [59] , [224] , [285] , [288] .Mazzini, Antonia (sister), [220] . Mazzini, Francesca (sister), [80] , [81] . Mazzini, Giacomo (father), [1] , [58] , [76] , [81] , [144] . Mazzini, Giuseppe, childhood and youth, [1] -[7] ;
early literary studiesand writings, [8] -[11] ;
[14] , [15] , [344] , [345] ;
Joins the Carbonari, [15] -[18] ;
imprisoned and exiled, [18] , [19] ;
founds Young Italy, [24] -[34] , [36] -[41] , [345] ;
at Marseilles, [36] -[38] , [47] , [48] , [345] , [346] ;
plans a rising in Piedmont, [42] , [45] -[47] ;
letter to Charles Albert, [42] -[45] , [348] ;
at Geneva, [48] ;
Savoy raid, [48] -[50] , [346] ;
life in Switzerland, [50] -[56] ;
mental crisis, [55] -[57] ;
political schemes (1834-36), [58] -[61] ;
founds Young Switzerland, [62] , [63] ;
and Young Europe, [63] , [64] ;
literary work (1834-36), [64] , [65] ;
his women friends and love, [65] -[72] ;
life in London (1837-47), [73] -[89] , [97] , [98] , [103] -[109] ;
literary work (1837-47), [92] -[94] , [109] ;
political work (1839-45), [95] -[99] , [102] , [103] ;
school for Italian boys, [97] , [98] , [142] ;
relations with the Bandieras, [103] ;
letters opened in English Post-Office, [103] -[105] ;
founds People's International League, [106] ;
attitude towards Moderates, [29] , [110] , [111] , [113] , [114] , [120] ;
policy in 1847, [110] -[114] ;
at Milan, [116] -[120] , [123] ;
preaches the People's War, [125] ;
at Florence, [126] ;
Triumvir at Rome, [126] -[138] ;
in Switzerland, [139] , [140] ;
life in England (1850-1859), [140] -[148] ;
literary work (1849-59), [139] , [149] ;
founds Society of Friends of Italy, [152] , [153] ;
attempts to assassinate, [142] , [170] ;
political work (1850-57), [154] -[164] , [167] -[177] , [350] -[356] ;
attitude towards Cavour, [160] -[162] , [172] , [173] , [176] , [183] ;
attitude towards Napoleon III., [140] , [162] , [163] , [177] , [179] , [190] , [193] , [199] ;
Genoese plot of 1857, [174] , [175] ;
policy in 1858-59, [176] -[182] ;
policy in 1860, [183] -[188] , [359] , [360] ;
policy in 1861-66, [189] -[194] , [200] -[207] ;
disappointment in Italy, [191] ;
life in England (1860-66), [195] -[200] ;
Greco plot, [197] , [198] ;
attitude towards Garibaldi, [200] , [201] ;
intrigue with Victor Emmanuel, [202] -[204] ;
meets Garibaldi in England, [203] , [204] ;
failing health, [195] , [210] ;
elected deputy for Messina, [209] ;
organises Republican Alliance, [211] -[214] ;
writes From the Council to God , [213] , [218] ;
intrigues with Bismarck, [215] ;
imprisoned at Gaeta, [216] , [217] ;
policy after 1870, [218] ;
attacks the International, [219] , [220] ;
illness and death, [220] , [221] . —— religious theories, [222] -[248] , see [Catholicism] [Christianity] [Church] [God] [Immortality] [Materialism] [Mysticism] [Pantheism] [Protestantism] [Providence] [Religion] [4] , [8] , [25] , [57] , [80] , [148] , [229] , [230] , [248] , [334] , [335] , [362] ;
desire to be a religious reformer, [248] , [334] , [335] ;
value as a thinker, [222] , [330] -[332] , see [Conscience] [Darwinism] [Dogma] [Genius] [Humanity] [Philosophy] [Progress] [Science] [Tradition] [Unity] [Utopias] [249] -[266] , see [Duty] [Happiness] [Ideals] [Intuition] [Moral law] [Personal morality] [Pietism] [Rights] [Utilitarianism] [332] -[334] ;
political theories, [267] -[282] , see [Association] [Democracy] [Foreign policy] [Government] [Individualism] [Liberty] [Patriotism] [Republicanism] [Sovereignty] [Spiritual Power] [State] [Universal Suffrage] [War] [335] -[337] ;
theories of education, [265] , [270] , [272] -[275] , [361] -[363] ;
social theories, [283] -[295] , see [Collectivists] [Cooperative Societies] [Economic principles] [Nationalisation] [Property] [Taxation] [Social Reform] [Socialism] [296] -[311] ;
literary theories, [11] , [12] , [312] -[328] , see [Byron] [Dante] [Drama] [History] [Poetry] [Romanticism] [13] , [14] , [39] , [64] , [65] , [92] -[94] , [108] , [109] , [139] , [149] , [196] , [197] , [213] , [312] , [329] , [330] ;
[321] -[323] , [350] . —— personal appearance, [6] , [36] , [37] , [143] , [210] ;
character, [6] , [7] , [57] , [79] -[81] , [109] , [148] , [210] , [337] -[341] ;
sense of mission, [58] , [96] , [333] ;
impulse to action, [156] , [259] , [318] , [353] , [363] -[365] ;
tendency to unhappiness, [55] -[58] , [78] -[80] , [339] , [340] ;
poetic temperament, [329] , [330] ;
love of system-making, [28] , [29] ;
dislike of compromise, [110] , [111] , [156] , [190] , [333] ;
charity, [97] , [142] , [216] ;
tolerance, [129] -[131] , [338] ;
love of nature, [19] , [52] , [116] , [141] , [210] , [216] , [329] ;
love of children, [146] ;
love of birds, [15] , [146] , [185] , [356] ;
interest in women's questions, [65] , [91] , [219] , [265] , [278] , [365] , [366] ;
love of family life, [65] , [66] , [72] , [264] -[266] ;
as a conversationalist, [147] ;
as a public speaker, [106] , [153] ;
money affairs, [53] , [76] , [77] , [108] , [109] , [141] , [142] , [196] . —— belief in Italy and Rome, [26] , [60] , [126] -[128] , [192] , [295] , [307] , [310] , [311] , [312] ;
advocacy of Italian Unity, see [Italian Unity] [Working Classes] [Assassination] Mazzini, Maria Drago (mother), [1] , [53] , [58] , [67] , [81] , [108] , [144] , [162] , [340] . Mentana, [212] . Messina, elected deputy for, [209] . Mexico, Napoleon's schemes in, [199] . Meyerbeer, [147] , [322] . Mickiewicz, [10] , [140] . Middle classes, appeals to, [27] , [99] ;
deserted by, [109] , [157] , [170] ;
social reform and, [290] . Milan, [114] -[120] , [123] , [124] , [168] , [169] , [214] . Milner-Gibson, Mrs, [106] , [144] , [357] , [371] . Modena, Gustavo and Giulia, [40] , [138] . Moderates, attitude towards, [101] , [102] , [110] , [111] , [113] , [118] -[120] , [125] ;
see [Piedmontese Party] Monarchy, attitude towards, [30] , [120] , [155] , [180] , [181] , [194] , [208] , [211] , [279] , [280] . [Moral Law] , supremacy of, [249] , [267] , [285] , [300] .Music, love of, [6] , [133] , [145] -[147] ;
theories of, [321] -[323] , [350] . [Mysticism] , interest in, [197] , [236] .Naples, visits to, [187] , [188] , [216] . [Napoleon] , Louis (afterwards Napoleon III.), [40] , [134] , [135] , [140] , [161] , [162] , [176] -[183] , [186] , [190] , [197] , [201] , [206] , [287] .Nathan, Giuseppe and Sarah, [210] . [Nationalisation] , projects of, [131] , [194] , [293] .Nationality, moral basis of, [296] , [297] , [302] ;
marks of, [298] -[301] ;
national missions, [107] , [306] , [307] ;
should be large, [198] , [307] . Non-intervention, attack on, [151] , [304] , [305] , [360] .