Life of Leo Xiii From An Authentic Memoir Furnished By His Order
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These dark asso- ciations, with the revolutionary, anti-social, and irreligious passions with which they had filled every portion of the Peninsula, every city and town, were like the dynamite placed in some mighty reef beneath the waves which the hand of the engineer had scientifically mined and prepar- ed. Mazzini had made all ready for the explosion ere, in May, 1860, Garibaldi had landed a single soldier at Mar- sala, or before, later in the season, Fanti had sent his army toward the Marches... and Umbria, or Persano had received orders to co-operate by bombarding Ancona. Napoleon III. Had his troops in Rome, feigning to protect the inde- pendence of the Holy See and the inviolability of the ter- ritory still left to it, while he was helping Cavour to carry out effectively the Piedmontese plans, and betraying into the hands of the invading generals, the little Papal army, commanded by the most heroic and accomplished soldier France had known since the first Napoleon.
It was an unholy war and a cowardly war, carried on by base intrigues and by means as unhallowed as those which Antiochus of old used to subjugate the reunited remnants of the Twelve Tribes and to crush out in the souls of a small but brave people their faith in the living God.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These dark asso- ciations, with the revolutionary, anti-social, and irreligious passions with which they had filled every portion of the Peninsula, every city and town, were like the dynamite placed in some mighty reef beneath the waves which the hand of the engineer had scientifically mined and prepar- ed. Mazzini had made all ready for the explosion ere, in May, 1860, Garibaldi had landed a single soldier at Mar- sala, or before, later in the season, Fanti had sent his army toward the Marches... and Umbria, or Persano had received orders to co-operate by bombarding Ancona. Napoleon III. Had his troops in Rome, feigning to protect the inde- pendence of the Holy See and the inviolability of the ter- ritory still left to it, while he was helping Cavour to carry out effectively the Piedmontese plans, and betraying into the hands of the invading generals, the little Papal army, commanded by the most heroic and accomplished soldier France had known since the first Napoleon.
It was an unholy war and a cowardly war, carried on by base intrigues and by means as unhallowed as those which Antiochus of old used to subjugate the reunited remnants of the Twelve Tribes and to crush out in the souls of a small but brave people their faith in the living God.
What to read after Life of Leo Xiii From An Authentic Memoir Furnished By His Order?
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