 | 1861 - 922 str.
...more natural. Nevertheless, this great change in the destiny of the provinces cannot be imposed on you. It must be the result of your free consent. Such is my determined wish ; such is also theintention of the Emperor of the French. In order that nothing may... | |
 | Leone Levi - 1863 - 536 str.
...continually closer and more natural. " Nevertheless, this great change in the destiny of the provinces cannot be imposed upon you. It must be the result of your free consent Such is iny determined wish ; such is also the intention of the Emperor of the French. In order that nothing... | |
 | Jared Sparks, Edward Everett, James Russell Lowell, Henry Cabot Lodge - 1873 - 512 str.
...liberal senti369 ment of Europe and of the world. We refer to the repeated declarations that the votation would be perfectly free. The first article of the...deputies that " the vote should be absolutely free " (pienameute libero). And yet, in view of all these most solemn assurances, what have we seen ? Italian... | |
 | james r - 1873 - 520 str.
...liberal sentiment of Europe and of the world. We refer to the repeated declarations that the votation would be perfectly free. The first article of the...deputies that " the vote should be absolutely free " (pienamente libero). And yet, in view of all these most solemn assurances, what have we seen ? Italian... | |
 | Imbert de Saint-Amand - 1900 - 340 str.
...still more close and natural. Nevertheless, such a change in the destinies of these provinces could not be imposed upon you ; it must be the result of your free consent." The King ended his proclamation by these words, which the two Latin nations ought never to forget:... | |
 | Robert Holmes Edleston - 1908 - 176 str.
...still more close and natural. Nevertheless, such a change in the destinies of these provinces could not be imposed upon you ; it must be the result of your free consent. Sir James Hudson told Lord John Russell on the ist of May that Benedetti had showed Cavour the Emperor's... | |
 | Sarah Wambaugh - 1919 - 702 str.
...continually closer and more natural. Nevertheless, this great change in the destiny of the provinces cannot be imposed upon you. It must be the result of your free consent. Such is my determined wish ; such is also the intention of the Emperor of the French. In order that nothing may... | |
 | Sarah Wambaugh - 1920 - 1140 str.
...continually closer and more natural. Nevertheless, this great change in the destiny of the provinces cannot be imposed upon you. It must be the result of your free consent. Such is my determined wish ; such is also the intention of the Emperor of the French. In order that nothing may... | |
 | Sarah Wambaugh - 1920 - 1134 str.
...continually closer and more natural. Nevertheless, this great change in the destiny of the provinces cannot be imposed upon you. It must be the result of your free consent. Such is my determined wish ; such is also the intention of the Emperor of the French. In order that nothing may... | |
 | 1873 - 522 str.
...liberal sentiment of Europe and of the world. We refer to the repeated declarations that the rotation would be perfectly free. The first article of the...deputies that " the vote should be absolutely free " (pienamente libero). And yet, in view of all these most solemn assurances, what have we seen ? Italian... | |
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Finally, in the Chamber of Deputies, when the vigorous protest of Garibaldi seemed likely to put an end to the whole transaction, confidence was restored only when Count Cavour assured the deputies that " the vote should be absolutely free " (pienamente... 