From Waterloo to the Marne
From Waterloo to the Marne
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M. . 247 R FROM WATERLOO TO THE MARNE France. Therefore, on the night of September 12, 1871, General Cadorna crossed the Papal frontier and reached the walls of Rome without meeting with any resistance. The troops of Pius IX. Opposed the entry of the Italians into Rome, in order to show Europe that the Pontiff only yielded to superior force. That object attained, the Pope issued orders to his troops to desist from further defence, and retired to the Vatican, where he constituted himself a * pri...soner. ' The Italians entered through the breach in the walls at Porta Pia on September 20, 1871. A plebiscite of the Roman people gave 133, 000 votes for inclusion in the Kingdom of Italy, and 1, 507 against.
This event was not only all important to Italy but to the world at large, since the entry of the Italians into Rome signalled the abolition of the Temporal Power of the Papacy.
Before the new Government was transported to Rome a discussion took place concerning the position of the Pope: it was necessary to tranquillise the consciences of Catholics with regard to the consequences of the suppression of the Temporal Power.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
M. . 247 R FROM WATERLOO TO THE MARNE France. Therefore, on the night of September 12, 1871, General Cadorna crossed the Papal frontier and reached the walls of Rome without meeting with any resistance. The troops of Pius IX. Opposed the entry of the Italians into Rome, in order to show Europe that the Pontiff only yielded to superior force. That object attained, the Pope issued orders to his troops to desist from further defence, and retired to the Vatican, where he constituted himself a * pri...soner. ' The Italians entered through the breach in the walls at Porta Pia on September 20, 1871. A plebiscite of the Roman people gave 133, 000 votes for inclusion in the Kingdom of Italy, and 1, 507 against.
This event was not only all important to Italy but to the world at large, since the entry of the Italians into Rome signalled the abolition of the Temporal Power of the Papacy.
Before the new Government was transported to Rome a discussion took place concerning the position of the Pope: it was necessary to tranquillise the consciences of Catholics with regard to the consequences of the suppression of the Temporal Power.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pietro Orsi to read onlineMoreLess
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