Things and Thoughts in Europe. Correspondence. No. XXXIII

Things and Thoughts in Europe. Correspondence. No. XXXIII

Siege of Rome… Heat… Night Attacks… The Bombardment… The Night Breach… Defection… Entry of the French… Slaughter of the Romans… The Hospitals… Destruction by Bombs… Cessation of Resistance… Oudinot’s stubbornness… Garibaldi’s Troops… Their Muster of the scene of Rienzi’s Triumph… Garibaldi… His Departure… “Respectable” Opinion… The Protectors Unmasked…. Cold Reception… A Priest Assassinated… State of Siege Declared… Republican Education… Disappearance of French Soldiers… Clearing the Hospitals… Priestly Baseness… Insult to the American Consul… His Protest and Departure… Disarming the National Guard… Position of Mr Cass… Petty Oppression… Expulsion of Foreigners… Effect of French Presence… Address to the People… Visit to the Scene of Strife… American Sympathy for Liberty in Europe.

An article written by Margaret Fuller published by Horace Greeley in New York.

Margaret Fuller

New-York Tribune

Horace Greeley

Dateline: 6 July 1849; Publication Date: 11 August 1849

Sarah Payne;
William Bond

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