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... Italy could be liberated , who , or what is sacrificed . It is a grand object - the very poetry of politics . Only think - a free Italy !!! Why , there has been nothing like it since the days of Augustus . I reckon the times of Cæsar ...
... Italy could be liberated , who , or what is sacrificed . It is a grand object - the very poetry of politics . Only think - a free Italy !!! Why , there has been nothing like it since the days of Augustus . I reckon the times of Cæsar ...
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... Italian poets . Although a prince of great in- telligence , for the age in which he lived , and whose protection of ... Italy can boast . The parents of Metastasio were the owners of a little booth at Rome , in which they sold oil ...
... Italian poets . Although a prince of great in- telligence , for the age in which he lived , and whose protection of ... Italy can boast . The parents of Metastasio were the owners of a little booth at Rome , in which they sold oil ...
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... Italy , and one which , had he been followed by men whose abilities were at all comparable to his own , would have merited the praises of those who now limit them to the works he himself produced . It is not difficult to imagine how ...
... Italy , and one which , had he been followed by men whose abilities were at all comparable to his own , would have merited the praises of those who now limit them to the works he himself produced . It is not difficult to imagine how ...
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