[27] Rival funds for Mazzini and Garibaldi were collected in England and there was some strong feeling between their respective backers.
[28] According to a letter from Mazzini to Brofferio, published in Roma e Venezia, January 15, 1861, (the full text of which I have not seen), the King seems to have asked for an interview with him, and he had "no shadow of difficulty in principle" to it.
[29] Where Mr Stansfeld had his brewery and sometimes lived.
[30] Reconnaissant ceux que j'aime; one suspects an omission of à.
[31] Otherwise entitled A Letter to the Oecumenical Council.
[32] I have some doubts, though, whether this Wolff is identical with the Wolff of the journey to Sicily. See Lettere ad A. Giannelli, 503.
[33] Will not some Italian artist paint the scene?
[34] See below, pp. [288], [289].
[35] Conscienza; in Mazzini's use of the word, it covers both 'consciousness' and 'conscience.' Mazzini himself translated it by 'conscience' (see below, p. [362]), where 'consciousness' would be more accurate.
[36] Pascal.