Things and Thoughts in Europe. Correspondence. No. XXIII
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Title
Things and Thoughts in Europe. Correspondence. No. XXIII
Subject
Unpleasantness of a Roman Winter… The progress of events in Europe and their effects upon Italy… The Carnival… Rain interrupts the gayety… Rejoicings for the Revolutions of France and Austria… Transports of the People… Oblations to the cause of Liberty… A Poem by C. P. Cranch… The Castle Fusano… The Weather, the gladsomeness of Nature and the pleasure of Thought.
Description
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 in New York.
Creator
Margaret Fuller
Source
New-York Tribune
Publisher
Horace Greeley
Date
Dateline: 29 March 1848; Publication Date: 4 May 1848
Contributor
Sarah Payne
Rights
PDF source: Library of Congress
Relation
[no text]
Format
PDF
Language
English
Type
Newspaper Article
Identifier
MF_NYDT_4_May_1848
Coverage
[no text]
Collection
Citation
Margaret Fuller, “Things and Thoughts in Europe. Correspondence. No. XXIII,” Margaret Fuller Digital Archive, accessed May 14, 2024, http://omekasites.northeastern.edu/margaretfuller/items/show/29.