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An article written by Margaret Fuller from Rome in which she includes two translations of Milan's provisional statements of government. She also notes that Pope Pius IX has given up temporal power. Published by Horace Greeley in New York.

An article written by Margaret Fuller from Rome in which she details the Spring revolutions in Venice, Modena, and Parma. There is also popular unrest in Rome and the Milanese have had some success against the Austrians. Published by Horace Greeley…

An article written by Margaret Fuller from Rome. Sicily is in full insurrection, numerous deaths and arrests, the Austrian government tries to provoke a revolt in Milan, and the Austrian police are in conflict with students in Pavia. Published by…

An article written by Margaret Fuller from Rome in which she discusses panic about Catholic influence in the US and the Italian Democratic Party"," "Young Italy." Published by Horace Greeley in New York.

An article written by Margaret Fuller from Rome. There is unrest in Naples, arrests and deaths as Parma falls into the hands of the Duke of Modena. Published by Horace Greeley in New York.

An article written by Margaret Fuller. She discusses American tourists in Europe and critiques the American institution of slavery. Published by Horace Greeley in New York.

An article written by Margaret Fuller from Rome in which she continues to detail the Italian conflict with Austria. Published by Horace Greeley in New York.

An article written by Margaret Fuller from Rome. The Pope makes reformist efforts in the Spring and the establishment of the National Guard potentially represents a move towards unity. published by Horace Greeley in New York.

An article written by Margaret Fuller from Milan about Florence, Rome, and Venice. She notes Austrian spies have marched on Ferrara where an Austrian spy has been assassinated. There is also a possible consiracy in Rome where the National Guard is…

An article written by Margaret Fuller from Rome in which she describes her increasing familiarity with the city and her dislike of Mrs. Trollope. Published by Horace Greeley in New York.