LONDON:

SPOTTISWOODES and SHAW, New-street-Square.

CONTENTS

OF

THE THIRD VOLUM E.

BOOK IV.

FROM THE DEPARTURE OF THE POPE TO THE PROCLAMATION OF

THE REPUBLIC.

CHAPTER I.

The Pope's Letter to the Marquis Sacchetti

Effect produced by the Announcement of his Departure

Mamiani enters the Ministry

Meeting of the Council of Deputies

Language of Galletti

Debate

Conclusion

Text of the Proclamation addressed to the Inhabitants of

the Roman States

Debate and Conclusion of the High Council

Its Proclamation

Subsequent Debates and Decisions of the Council of De-
puties

Plan of Mamiani for a Federative Constituent Assembly

Brief of the Pope dated from Gaeta

Effect produced by it in Rome

Notices of the Persons intrusted by the Holy Father with

the Government of the State

Pige

Plans of Mamianí

Remarks on a Note of his to the Diplomatic Body

Resignation of the Ministers

Sitting of the Deputies

Language of Sturbinetti the President

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Account of the Pope's Departure from Rome

Observations on the immediate Consequences of the Occur-

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Castellani, the Venetian Envoy

His prudent proceedings, and those of his Government

Text of an Address from Manin to the Pope

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Autograph Note of the Pope to Venice

Letter addressed by Castellani to the Pope

Notice of other Letters and Proceedings of his

Remarks upon them

Paragraph from a Letter of Castellani on the Events of Nov.

15. and 16.

Other Extracts from his Offcial Correspondence

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Ideas and Plans of Members of the Household and some

Constitutionalists

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Occasion afforded to the Foreign Powers to turn to their

own account the Events at Rome

Particulars respecting the Journey of the Pope and his

Attendants

Censorious Criticism

Arrival at Gaeta

The King of Naples

Dispatch of the Protest, and accompanying Measures

Letter nominating the Pontifical Commissioners

The Deputies of the Parliament and Municipality repelled

from the Neapolitan Frontier

Their representation to Cardinal Antonelli, and his reply

Remarks thereon

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Results of detected Plots, abortive Insurrections, and the

Narrative resumed; effects of the News from Rome in the

News of the Repulse encountered by the Deputation

Proposals of the Revolters

The Council of Deputies

Pantaleoni, Canino, Galletti

Motion of Pantaleoni