Builders of United Italy

by Rupert Sargent Holland

• Farini, [183], [318], [320], [329]
• "Father of Venice, The," [87]-[124]
• "Five Days of Milan, The," [147]
• French Revolution, failure of, [40], [127];
  • Alfieri and the, [31]-[33]

• Gaeta, Mazzini at, [160]
• Garibaldi, Giuseppe, [223]-[282];
  • birth and boyhood, [223], [224];
  • life in South America, [225], [226];
  • offer to serve Pius IX., [226], [227];
  • campaign of 1848, [227]-[230];
  • defense of Rome, [231]-[237];
  • retreat of the Legion, [237]-[239];
  • death of Anita, [240];
  • leaves Italy, [241];
  • purchase of Caprera, [242];
  • commands the “Hunters of the Alps,” [244];
  • campaign of 1859, [244]-[247];
  • attacks Cavour, [249];
  • expedition to Sicily, [214]-[216], [250]-[255];
  • victories in Calabria, [256];
  • capture of Naples, [257], [258];
  • returns to Caprera, [262];
  • march on Rome, and Aspromonte, [264];
  • triumphal visit to England, [266], [267];
  • campaign of 1866, [267]-271;
  • plans to take Rome, Mentana, [273]-[275];
  • serves France against Prussia, [276];
  • old age and death, [277]-[279];
  • estimate of character and achievements, [279]-[282]
• Garibaldi, Anita, [226], [239], [240]
• Garibaldi, Francesca, [278]
• Garibaldi, Menotti, [253], [264], [273]
• Garibaldian army, description of, [228], [229], [270]
• Gioberti, Vincenzo, [63]-[86];
  • birth and education, [65], [66];
  • priesthood, [66];
  • chaplain to Charles Albert, [67];
  • arrest and exile, [68], [69];
  • life in Brussels, [69], [70];
  • “La Teorica del Sovran-naturale,” [70];
  • “Introduzione della Filosofia,” [70];
  • other writings, [70];
  • “Il Gesuita Moderno,” [70];
  • “Il Primato d’Italia,” [70]-[73], [83], [84];
  • returns to Piedmont, [75];
  • revolutions of 1848, [76], [77];
  • letter to Pius IX., [78];
  • “Rinnovamento Civile d’Italia,” [80], [81];
  • death, [82];
  • comparison of, with Mazzini, [82]
• "Gran Ministero," The, [188]
• Guerrazzi, attack on Cavour, [213]

• Howells, William Dean, quoted (of Manzoni’s dramas), [52], [53]
• Hugo, Victor, and the Romantic movement, [54]
• Humbert, Prince, marriage of, [337]
• "Hunters of the Alps," The, [202], [244]

• “I Promessi Sposi,” appearance of, [53];
  • opinions of, [54];
  • compared with “Les Miserables,” [54]
• "Il Risorgimento," the newspaper, [174], [182]

• Kossuth, Mazzini compared with, [161]

• La Marmora, Alfonso, [292], [304], [332]
• Lincoln, Mazzini compared with, [162]

• Magenta, battle of, [313]
• Manin, Daniel, [87]-[124];
  • birth and education, [88];
  • professional work, [90], [91];
  • views on national resignation, [92]-[94];
  • arrest and imprisonment, [95]-[99];
  • triumphal release, [98], [99];
  • forms a Venetian government, [105];
  • member of the Triumvirate, [108];
  • president of the Republic, [113];
  • Dictator, [116];
  • departure from Venice, [120];
  • life in Paris, [121], [122];
  • death, [123];
  • results of his work, [124]
• Manin, Emilia, [103], [121], [122]
• Manzoni, Alessandro, [40]-[62];
  • birth and parentage, [45];
  • youth and education, [45]-[47];
  • stay in France, [47];
  • religious views, [48], [49];
  • marriage, [48];
  • “Sacred Hymns,” [49];
  • view of Pope’s temporal power, [49];
  • “Il Conte di Carmagnola,”[50];
  • “Il Cinque Maggio,” [51];
  • “Adelchi,” [51];
  • “I Promessi Sposi,” [53]-[55];
  • personality, [56];
  • old age and death, [57];
  • position, [44], [59];
  • miscellaneous writings, [58], [59]
• Manzoni, Henriette, [48]
• Mazzini, Giuseppe, [125]-[164];
  • youth, [127];
  • early writings, [128], [129];
  • arrest and imprisonment, [129], [130];
  • “Young Italy,” [131]-[133];
  • life in Switzerland and London, [139]-[145];
  • returns to Italy, [147];
  • Triumvir of Rome, [148]-[151];
  • in London, [152], [153];
  • personal appearance, [152];
  • in Italy, [155];
  • disagreement with the monarchy, [155]-[157];
  • appearance in Genoa, [159];
  • plans to take Sicily, [160];
  • confinement at Gaeta, [160], [161];
  • death, [161];
  • position in his century, [161];
  • spirit of self-sacrifice, [163]
• Mentana, [275], [336]
• "Mille," expedition of the, [250]-[256]
• Minghetti, [329];
  • quoted (of Gioberti), [63]-[65]
• Monti, Vincenzo, [46]

• Naples, welcome to Garibaldi, [258]
• Napoleon, Manzoni’s Ode on Death of, [51]
• Napoleon III, [150], [200], [312], [315]
• Nazari, [94]
• Neo-Guelph party, [84]
• Nice, cession of, [212]-[214], [249], [309], [320]
• Nicoletti and Castellani, The, [97]
• Novara, battle of, [292], [293]

• Orsini, Felice, [200]

• Palermo, capture of, [253], [254]
• Palffy, Count, [92], [99], [100]
• Palmerston, Lord, views on Italy, [186], [210], [211]
• Paravia, quoted (of Alfieri), [18], [19]
• Paris, Congress of, in 1856, [195]-[198]
• Piedmont, its mediævalism, [166]
• Pius IX., accession of, [73], [145];
  • Garibaldi’s letter to, [226], [227];
  • flight from Rome of, [77]
• Plombières, Pact of, [201]
• "Primato d’Italia, II," [70]-[73], [83], [84];
  • quoted from, [71]-[73], [83], [84]
• "Promessi Sposi, I," [53], [54]