Europes Fateful Hour
Europes Fateful Hour
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At the end of 1893, when he resigned, the exchange was at 18% ; Sicily in a state of revolt ; the finances in disorder, public opinion depressed by the scandal of the Banca Romana and convinced that Italy ITALY'S FOREIGN POLICY 121 was on the verge of bankruptcy and revolution, and that Giolitti alone was responsible for the whole catastrophe. This view was exaggerated. Giolitti 's ministry had un- doubtedly made serious blunders, the gravest of all being one of which it was never publicly accu...sed that of sup- plying Emperor Menelik with two million cartridges, but the condition of the country at the time of its resignation was due to profounder causes than the blunders of the Giolitti ministry. None the less the people revenged it- self for all it had suffered by accusing Giolitti of having brought Italy to the very brink of ruin and he had become so thoroughly unpopular that for years he could not attempt to speak in the Chamber. People even got into the habit of speaking of him as if he were dead!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At the end of 1893, when he resigned, the exchange was at 18% ; Sicily in a state of revolt ; the finances in disorder, public opinion depressed by the scandal of the Banca Romana and convinced that Italy ITALY'S FOREIGN POLICY 121 was on the verge of bankruptcy and revolution, and that Giolitti alone was responsible for the whole catastrophe. This view was exaggerated. Giolitti 's ministry had un- doubtedly made serious blunders, the gravest of all being one of which it was never publicly accu...sed that of sup- plying Emperor Menelik with two million cartridges, but the condition of the country at the time of its resignation was due to profounder causes than the blunders of the Giolitti ministry. None the less the people revenged it- self for all it had suffered by accusing Giolitti of having brought Italy to the very brink of ruin and he had become so thoroughly unpopular that for years he could not attempt to speak in the Chamber. People even got into the habit of speaking of him as if he were dead!
What to read after Europes Fateful Hour?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ferrero Guglielmo to read onlineMoreLess
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