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riots in, 405-6;
struggle of Assembly in, 409-14.
Bern, 152, 154, 156.
Bible, Metternich's view of, 6.
Bini, Carlo, 55.
Blasendorf, 312-14.
Blum, Robert, first appearance, 92;
sympathy with Ronge, 95;
victory of, 96;
sympathy with Poland, 192;
in March rising, 223-5;
influence in Preparatory Parliament, 293, 295;
hinders May rising, 361;
view of Truce of MalmÖ, 374-5;
action in Frankfort riot, 375-6;
difference with Hecker, 376-7;
his republicanism, 377-8;
in Vienna, 393-7;
his death and its effects, 397-8.
Blumenthal, Major von, 412-13.
Bohemia, division of classes in, 204;
national feeling in, 206;
history of in 17th and 18th centuries, 250-3;
revival of language in, 253-4;
March rising in, 254-60;
race difficulties in, 289-92;
relations of to Frankfort Parliament, 295-302;
effect on of May rising, 308, 310;
peculiarity of its position, 333;
feeling towards Italy, 335;
triumphed over by Frankfort Parliament, 363;
Deputies of in Viennese Parliament, 387, 392;
Deputies at OlmÜtz, 415-16;
at Kremsier, 416;
treatment of in Constitution of 1849, 455. See also Slavs, Prague, Rieger.
Bologna, in 1830, 6 39540-h@39540-h-10.htm.html#Page_428" class="pginternal">428, 429;
Roman feeling towards, 427;
abdication, 429-30.
Charles Felix, his politics, 36-7;
accession, 41;
appeal to Charles Albert, 42;
system of government, 43;
treatment of Mazzini, 59;
conspiracy against, 61.
---- VI. of Germany, treatment of Serbs, 282.
Christian VIII. of Denmark, policy of in 1846, 163-4;
in 1848, 371-2.
Chrzanowski, 428.
Ciceruacchio, his myth of Pius IX., 142-3;
his suppression of clerical conspiracy, 145;
his demands for reform, 178;
desires Lombard war, 339.
Civita Vecchia, 467, 471, 472-3.
Coblenz, resistance to King of Prussia, 412.
Cologne, Archbishop of, quarrel of with Frederick William III., 93;
released, 94.
---- socialism in, 403.
Como, 189;
March rising in, 268.
Concordat of Seven, 152, 155.
Confalonieri, Federigo, position and work, 25-6;
in 1821, 36;
imprisoned, 44-6;
effect of death, 144.
Congress of Laybach,
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attitude in 1816, 29;
in 1820, 82;
goes to Laybach, 34-5;
treachery of, 39;
tyranny, 44.
Ferdinand II. of Naples, government of Sicily, 169-70;
his birthday, 173;
concessions, 177-8;
joins Lombard war, 338;
jealousy of Charles Albert, 346;
May coup d'État, 352-3;
re-conquers Sicily, 468-70.
---- of Spain, tyranny, 30;
in 1820, 31.
---- of Tuscany, 53.
Ferrara, Austrian claim to, 3;
first Austrian occupation, 146-50;
expulsion of Austrians from, 354;
second occupation, 368;
third attack on, 466;
capture of, 477;
vote of, 477.
Ferrari, 349.
Ferrero, action in 1821, 40.
Ficquelmont, 186, 261, 302.
Filangieri, 29.
Fischhof, on March 13th, 235-9;
appeals about Press Law, 304;
tries to save Latour, 391-2;
at Kremsier, 416.
Fiume, 461.
Florence, 180, 424-5, 468.
Forli, 138, 422.
Foscolo, Ugo, early career, 23;
writes "Jacopo Ortis," 24;
"Il Conciliatore," 26.
Fossombroni, his policy, 53-4;
effect of his death, 128.
France in 1815, 2;
Mazzini in, 68-9;
sympathy with Poland, 129;
relations with Poland, 129;
with Cracow, 131;
in 1848, 215-238, 248-9, 292-4, 407, 415;
relations of to Vienna, 209;
to Bohemia, 295-302;
feeling in to Italy, 335, 346;
relations of with Prussia, 376, 378;
effect on, of fall of Vienna, 398, 400;
fall of liberties of, 484-5.
Germany, South, 218-22, 232.
Gervinus, in 1837, 92.
Gioberti, writes for "Young Italy," 69;
early career, 122-3;
"Il Primato," 123-5;
quarrel with Jesuits, 122, 125;
affected by Pius IX.'s election, 138;
plans for restoring Pope, 425.
Giskra, 307-8.
Gizzi, Cardinal, 140-2.
Goegg, 220.
Goethe, influence on Foscolo, 24;
opinion of Manzoni, 25.
Goito. See Battles.
Goldmark, on March 13th, 237;
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Jesuits, attacks on in Saxony, 95;
Gioberti's quarrel with, 122, 125;
influence at Rome, 126;
in Tuscany, 128, 148;
in Switzerland, 156, 157;
expulsion of from Rome demanded, 178;
from Turin, 181;
hatred of in Vienna, 211;
in Bavaria, 222;
Anfossi's hostility to, 263;
attacks on in Brescia, 268;
propaganda of against Greek Church, 282;
hatred of Rossi, 419.
John, Arch Duke. See Arch Duke.
Joseph I. of Germany, his treatment of Serbs, 282.
---- II. of Germany, his policy, 5;
his agrarian reforms, 81;
Germanising attempts of, 89-90;
reforms in Transylvania, 110-11;
policy in Bohemia, 253;
denounced by Hungarians, 460.
JozipoviÇ, 104-5.
Jungmann, 254.
K.
Kikinda. See Velika Kikinda.
Kiss, victory over Serbs, 385-6;
struggle with Russians, 491-2.
Klapka, captures Komorn, 490;
his defence of it, 494.
Klausenburg, 316, 441, 444, 446.
Knicsanin, 320, 385.
Kollar, 254, 283.
Kolowrat, relations with Metternich, 206, 241;
founds College of Censorship, 214;
mistakes in March, 231-2;
attitude to Bohemians, 260;
in March Ministry, 302.
Komorn, 490, 494.
Kossuth, 51;
character and early career, 83-4;
imprisoned, 85;
released, 86;
starts "Pesti Hirlap," 100;
attacks Slavs, 153, 154, 159. See also Guizot.
Lucca, political position, 52;
relations of with Tuscany, 149, 150.
LÜders, General, 448.
Luzern, 152, 153-4, 156, 160, 162.
Lychnowsky, his death, 376.
M.
Maestri, 366.
Magyars, their relations with other races, 96-7;
Metternich's hostility to them, 99;
their hostility to Croats, 99-102, 107;
1st settlement in Hungary, 108;
position in Transylvania, 108, 114;
relations with Roumanians, 110, 112, 442-3;
opposition to Roth, 115-16;
relations with Slovaks, 276;
with Slavs, 278, 281-2, 284-6, 310-20;
attitude in May, 309;
quarrel with Bohemians, 332, 387-8;
attitude towards Italy, 335-6;
relations with Vienna, 387-9, 395, 397.
Mailath, Anton, 86,
248;
enthusiasm for in Berlin, 370;
in Sicily, 469;
in Baden, 485.
Mihacsfalva, 317.
Milan, grain riots in 1847, 144;
demonstration at, 146-7;
government of in February 1848, 182-6;
Provincial Congregation, 189;
smoking riots, 196-8;
Metternich's concessions to, 199;
effect of Sicilian revolution in, 199-200;
March rising, 262-9;
government of, in Lombard war, 336-7;
Mazzini's visit to, 342, 349-50;
contrasted with Venice, 343-4;
May rising in, 356-7;
fall of, 365-7.
Military frontier, 281, 319, 455.
Minto, Lord, 147, 177.
Modena, political position, 52;
Austrian occupation, 150;
insurrection in, 337;
defended by Durando, 345;
Radetzky's policy in, note to 380. See also Francis IV. and V.
Moga, General, hesitations, 396;
defeat, 396-7;
deposition, 433.
Moltke, 374.
Moncenigo, 195-6.
Montanara, 365.
Montanelli, promotes unity in Italy, 138;
brings pressure on Pius IX., 148;
his scheme of constituent Assembly, 419;
joins provisional Government, 424;
offered place in Triumvirate, 468.
Montecuccoli, 236-9.
Monti, Vincenzo, 22, 23.
Moravia, relations of with Bohemia, 258, 289, 290, 291;
demands of in Slav Con 65" class="pginternal">65.
Pius IX., election, 140;
amnesty, 141;
popular belief in, 142-3;
reforms, 145;
conspiracy against him, 145;
uncertainties, 147; effect of his reforms, 169;
concessions at end of 1847, 179;
hesitations, 335;
dragged into Lombard war, 338;
confusion of his position, 339;
Encyclical of April 29th, 346-7;
accepts Mamiani, 348;
suspicions of King of Naples, 354;
Radetzky's alarm at his reforms, 358;
attitude in June 1848, 417-18;
appoints Rossi, 418;
accepts democratic Ministry, 421;
flight to Gaeta, 422;
denounces Charles Albert, 425.
Poerio, Carlo, 177.
Poland, insurrection of 1830, 50;
relations of exiles with Italy, 69-71;
weakness of, 80;
feelings of Liberals to, 129;
proposals about in Frankfort Parliament, 306;
its share in Slav Congress, 321, 323, 327.
Pollet, 243.
Portugal, 48.
Posen, Blum's feeling to, 129;
March movement in, 248-9;
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insurrection of, 317-18;
struggles of in September and October, 439-46, 448;
feelings of to Constitution of 1849, 456;
Kossuth's concessions to, 457.
Rovigo, relations of with Venice, 344.
Ruffini, Jacopo, his suicide, 69.
Ruggiero, Settimo, 176, 469-70.
Russia, position of in Europe, 7, 10;
policy of to Cracow, 130;
hatred of in Vienna, 238;
feeling of German Liberals to, 296;
of Palacky to, 297;
fear of in Berlin, 404;
invades Transylvania, 448;
defeat of by Bem, 449;
conquers Transylvania, 491-2.
---- Czar of. See Alexander, Nicholas.
Ruthenians, demands of in Slav Congress, 323.
S.
St. Gallen, 152, 158.
Saaz, rivalry with Prague, 291.
Saffi, Aurelio, action in time of Gregory XVI., 138;
appeal for a Constituent Assembly, 432;
made Triumvir, 464;
helps in preserving order, 464-5.
Salmen, 315.
Salvotti, 46.
Sand, Ludwig, 15.
Santa Rosa, Santorre di, his policy in 1821, 36;
relations with Charles Albert, 40;
policy, 42-3;
final defeat, 43.
---- Pietro di, 181.
Sardinia, King of. See Victor Amadeus, Victor Emmanuel, Charles Felix, Charles Albert.
Sardinia, position of. See Piedmont.
Sarner Bund, 152-3.
Savelli, 139.
Savoy, invasion of in 1834, 69-71;
House of, see Victor Amadeus, &c.
Saxons, position of in Transylvania, 108-10, 441;
relations of to Roumanians, 110, 112, 15;
zeal for constitution, 16.
Stephen. See Arch Dukes.
Sterbini, denounces Rossi, 419;
Rossi's feeling to, 420;
appointed Minister, 421;
in provisional government, 423;
opposition to Roselli, 482.
StratimiroviÇ, character and position, 286;
burns CrnojeviÇ's letter, 311;
finds allies for Serbs, 312, 319;
overthrow by RajaciÇ, 385-6;
counteracted by RajaciÇ, 482.
Strobach, 323, 392.
Struve, early efforts of, 219-21;
at Heidelberg, 233;
his fifteen proposals, 294-5;
heads September rising, 377-8.
Stuttgart, 485. See also WÜrtemberg.
SuplikaÇ, 312, 386.
Switzerland, struggles in, 151-63;
attacks of Austria on, 214;
effect of on Baden, 220.
Swornost, 308-9, 321, 323, 328.
SzabÒ, 491.
Szaffarik, work for Slovaks, 254;
effect on Serbs, 283;
summons Slav Congress, 301;
in Slav Congress, 321;
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effect on of Ferdinand's accession, 206-8;
double position of, 209;
movements in, 210-14, 225-6;
March rising in, 229-47;
its effect in Bohemia, 259;
in Milan, 262;
in Venice, 271;
relations of with Prague, 325-6;
July Parliament in, 378-80;
relations of with Hungary, 380, 384, 387;
with Bohemia, 379, 392;
with Italy, 379-80, 387;
October rising in, 390-7;
fall of, 397-9;
effect of fall on Prussia, 408.
---- Concluding Act of, 17-18.
---- Decrees of 1834, 90, 221.
---- Treaty of, 3, 8, 17, 130, 146, 149, 151, 155, 160, 164. See also Congress.
Vilagos, 493-4.
Villamarina, 135.
W.
Waizen, declaration of, 438-9.
Wallachia, rising in in 1821, 46-7.
Wallacks. See Roumanians.
Warsaw, trade with Cracow, 130;
insurrection in, 131.
Wartburg, Feast of, 14-15.
Weimar, Duke of, his policy, 13-16.
Welden, General, besieges Bologna, 368-9;
cruelty of in Pavia, 426.
Wellington, his opinion of Navarino, 49;
small effect of his rule, 50.
Wesselenyi, position and influence, 79;
speech at Presburg,

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