The Roman state from 1815 to 1850, tr. by W.E. Gladstone [and] (a lady). |
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... Porta Portese and the Porta San Pancrazio ; Masi defended the walls from the Porta Cavalleggeri to the Porta Angelica , with 1700 Light Infantry , and two battalions of the National Guard ; 500 Dragoons were posted in the Piazza Navona ...
... Porta Portese and the Porta San Pancrazio ; Masi defended the walls from the Porta Cavalleggeri to the Porta Angelica , with 1700 Light Infantry , and two battalions of the National Guard ; 500 Dragoons were posted in the Piazza Navona ...
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... Porta San Pancrazio , the other on the left , to the Porta Cavalleggeri . Here it divided into two columns , and advanced along both roads . At eleven the bells of the Capitol and of Monte Citorio gave the signal of battle to the Romans ...
... Porta San Pancrazio , the other on the left , to the Porta Cavalleggeri . Here it divided into two columns , and advanced along both roads . At eleven the bells of the Capitol and of Monte Citorio gave the signal of battle to the Romans ...
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... Porta San Pancrazio at the distance of about a mile from the city . He charged them suddenly , but they kept their ground notwithstanding , and , having recovered them- selves , forced him to retire to the Villa Panfili , whence he sent ...
... Porta San Pancrazio at the distance of about a mile from the city . He charged them suddenly , but they kept their ground notwithstanding , and , having recovered them- selves , forced him to retire to the Villa Panfili , whence he sent ...
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Luigi Carlo Farini. the Porta Cavalleggeri to Santa Marta , so that Ge- neral Oudinot , having entirely failed in his attack , ordered a retreat , leaving a rearguard under command of General Le Vaillant , to keep the Romans in check ...
Luigi Carlo Farini. the Porta Cavalleggeri to Santa Marta , so that Ge- neral Oudinot , having entirely failed in his attack , ordered a retreat , leaving a rearguard under command of General Le Vaillant , to keep the Romans in check ...
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... Porta San Pancrazio , they were brought in as prisoners . To us , the people of Rome , this is no great wonder . But it must , nevertheless , cause a curious sensation at Paris . " And in another proclamation , mentioning the damage ...
... Porta San Pancrazio , they were brought in as prisoners . To us , the people of Rome , this is no great wonder . But it must , nevertheless , cause a curious sensation at Paris . " And in another proclamation , mentioning the damage ...
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