With the aid of several thousand Confederates, the King of France subjected the whole of Lombardy in the space of twenty days.

By this treaty Austria was to cede Lombardy to Napoleon, who was to relegate it to Sardinia; the Italian States were to be amalgamated into a confederation, under the Presidency of the Pope, but Venice, though forming part of this same confederation, was to remain under Austrian rule.

Is the scaffold peace?that scaffold, on which in Lombardy during the "peaceful" years the blood of 3742 patriots has been shed.

Quite of a piece with this is the said Mr Eustace's bigotry, in not chusing to call Lombardy by its usual appellation "Lombardy," and affectedly terming it "the plain of the Po."

He invaded Lombardy with an army of fifty-five thousand men, expecting thereby to win, with the aid of the national enthusiasm, the sceptre of all Italy for himself and his descendants.

Freeman NINTH SERIES V-VI The Communes of Lombardy from the VI. to the X. Century AN INVESTIGATION OF THE CAUSES WHICH LED TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF MUNICIPAL UNITY AMONG THE LOMBARD COMMUNES BY WILLIAM KLAPP WILLIAMS, PH.D. NEWBERRY LIBRARY, CHICAGO May, June, 1891 "Est error spretus, quo Langobarda juventus Errabat, verum loquitur nunc pagina sensum.

Then she moved to Brescia, where she stayed for a year, and then took up her quarters at Lovere, a small place in Lombardy on the Lake d'Iseo, a most attractive spot, as she was at pains to tell her daughter at some length.

Verona I passed in my sleep, having now crossed the boundary of Lombardy into Venetia, and Vicenza and Padua are nothing from the train.

The French, victorious, consider the nations of Lombardy as their brothers.'

But if on my sudden return I did what I did, and thus prevented him from boasting up and down Lombardy of another conquest, it was because I had regard not only for my honour, but for yours.

But the condition of things in the other states of the peninsula, in Venice and Lombardy under the Austrians, in Naples under the Bourbon kings, in Romagna under the Pope, and very specially in Modena under its dukes of the House of Este, was much otherwise.