Builders of United Italy

by Rupert Sargent Holland

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• “Adelchi,” appearance of, [51];
  • stanzas from, [60], [61]
• Albany, Count and Countess of, [22]
• Alfieri, Vittorio, [1]-[39];
  • birth and parentage, [1], [2];
  • education, [2], [3];
  • early travels, [5]-[7];
  • opinion of Paris, [8];
  • travels in England, [9], [14];
  • travels in Holland, [10];
  • in Vienna and Berlin, [12], [13];
  • travels in Russia, [13];
  • in Spain, [14], [15];
  • first plays, [17], [18];
  • moves to Florence, [20]-[22];
  • meeting with the Countess of Albany, [23], [24];
  • “Virginia,” “Agemennone,” “Don Garzia,” “Maria Stuarda,” “Oreste,” “Filippo,” “Timoleone,” “Ottavia,” “Rosmunda,” [25];
  • in Rome, [27], [28];
  • “Saul,” “Antigone,” [27];
  • later travels, [28];
  • “Agide,” “Sofonisba,” “Mirra,” [29];
  • life in Paris, [30], [31];
  • memoirs, [31];
  • French Revolution, [31]-[33];
  • French occupation of Florence, [34];
  • comedies, [35];
  • death, [35];
  • influence on Italy, [36]-[39]
• Amadeus, King of Spain, [340]
• America, Garibaldi in, [225], [241]
• Arnaud, Giuseppe, quoted (of Alfieri), [38]
• Aspromonte, [264], [329]

• Balbo, Count, [177]
• Bandiera-Moro, The, [116]
• Bassi, Ugo, in Venice, [110], [111];
  • tribute to Manin, [111];
  • at siege of Rome, [237];
  • death of, [240]
• Beccaria, treatise on “Crimes and Punishments,” [45]
• Benso, family of, [166]
• Bonghi, quoted (of Manzoni), [59]

• Caprera, Island of, [240], [242]
• Carbonari, The, [127], [129], [133]
• Carlyle, Thomas, and Mazzini, [143], [144]
• Castellani, The Nicoletti and, [97]
• Cavour, Camille di, [165]-[222];
  • birth, youth, and education, [167]-[169];
  • life as a farmer at Leri, [169];
  • travels in England and France, [171], [172];
  • founds “Il Risorgimento,” [174];
  • speech to the editors, [174], [175];
  • election to Parliament, [177];
  • campaign of 1848-[49], [177]-[179];
  • personal appearance, [180];
  • member of D’Azeglio’s cabinet, [182];
  • the “Connubio” with Rattazzi, [184], [185];
  • the “Gran Ministero,” [188];
  • policies, [189];
  • alliance with England and France, [190], [191];
  • resignation as Premier and recall, [193], [194];
  • Congress of Paris of 1856, [195]-[198];
  • Pact of Plombières, [201];
  • crisis of 1859, [204]-[208];
  • war of 1859, [208];
  • treaty of Villafranca, [208], [209];
  • cession of Savoy and Nice, [212]-[214];
  • views on Garibaldi’s expedition, [214];
  • sends Royal army south, [216];
  • “A Free Church in a Free State,” [219];
  • death, [220];
  • his statesmanship, [220]-[222];
  • reliance of the people, [222];
  • relations with Mazzini, [154], [155], [215]
• Cavour, Marquise Philippine di, [166]-[168]
• Charles Albert, character of, [136]-[139], [173]-[174], [285];
  • as regent, [286];
  • reign of, [67], [286]-[288];
  • abdication of, [293], [294];
  • and Gioberti, [67], [68];
  • Mazzini’s letter to, [137], [138]
• Charles Felix, King of Sardinia, [284], [286]
• Ciceruacchio, [236], [239], [240]
• Clarendon, Lord, at Congress of Paris, [197]
• Classicists and Romanticists, [41]-[44], [126]
• Cobden, visit to Venice, [91]
• Congregations, Central and Provincial, [94]
• "Connubio," The, [184], [185]
• Crimean War, [190]-[192]

• Dandolo, Giulio, quoted (of Garibaldi’s troops), [228], [229]
• D’Azeglio, Massimo, [179];
  • and Charles Albert, [287], [288];
  • ministry of, [182], [185], [187], [296];
  • character of, [332];
  • death of, [332];
  • quoted (of Alfieri), [39]
• De Lesseps, Ferdinand, at Rome, [150], [235]
• De Sanctis, quoted (of Alfieri), [26];
  • (of the reaction from the French Revolution), [40];
  • (of the Romantic movement), [41], [43], [44]

• Emmanuel Philibert, of Savoy, [283]