Things and Thoughts in Europe. Correspondence. No. XXIV

Things and Thoughts in Europe. Correspondence. No. XXIV

Affairs in Italy… The Provisional Government of Milan… Their Address to the German Nation… Brotherhood, and the Independence of Italy… The Provisional Government to the Nations subject to the Rule of the House of Austria… Reflections on these Movements… Lamartine… Beranger… Mickiewicz in Florence; Enthusiastic Reception: Styled the Dante of Poland: his address before the Florentines… Exiles returning… Mazzini… The Position of Pius IX… His Direliction [sic] from the Cause of Freedom and Progress… The Affair of the Jesuits… His Course in various matters… Language of the People… The work begun by Napoleon virtually finished… The Loss of Pius IX. for the moment a great one… The Responsibility of Events lying wholly with the People… Hopes and Prospects of the Future.

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.

Margaret Fuller

New-York Tribune

Horace Greeley

Dateline: 19 April 1848; Publication Date: 15 June 1848

Sarah Payne

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