Rome And Reform volume 1
Rome And Reform volume 1
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The new Cardinal must have appeared afar off like a blazing comet to his sober, steady old brethren whose post was at Rome. The Hat was a reward for a promised Spanish fleet, which was to attack the Turks in the good old orthodox way. Greatly astonished was the Pope when this same Spanish fleet steered for Sardinia, now a part of the Austrian dominions. The Emperor was most angry with Clement for falling a victim to Alberoni's trickery, and the Eoman Court was therefore for the time deprived of... its revenues from Naples. Sicily as well as Sardinia was seized by the Spaniards, but in 1*718 the Quadruple Alliance was formed against them, and their fleet was destroyed by Byng. Alberoni, a statesman worthy of a better fate, was overthrown late in 1719, and in the next year peace was made. To Victor Amadeus was allotted (a hard bargain) Sardinia instead of Sicily, which went to the Emperor. Pope Clement in vain protested against the decree of the European Powers, since they granted Parma to a certain claimant without the least regard to the feudal rights of the Papacy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The new Cardinal must have appeared afar off like a blazing comet to his sober, steady old brethren whose post was at Rome. The Hat was a reward for a promised Spanish fleet, which was to attack the Turks in the good old orthodox way. Greatly astonished was the Pope when this same Spanish fleet steered for Sardinia, now a part of the Austrian dominions. The Emperor was most angry with Clement for falling a victim to Alberoni's trickery, and the Eoman Court was therefore for the time deprived of... its revenues from Naples. Sicily as well as Sardinia was seized by the Spaniards, but in 1*718 the Quadruple Alliance was formed against them, and their fleet was destroyed by Byng. Alberoni, a statesman worthy of a better fate, was overthrown late in 1719, and in the next year peace was made. To Victor Amadeus was allotted (a hard bargain) Sardinia instead of Sicily, which went to the Emperor. Pope Clement in vain protested against the decree of the European Powers, since they granted Parma to a certain claimant without the least regard to the feudal rights of the Papacy.
What to read after Rome And Reform volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Laurence Kington Oliphant to read onlineMoreLess
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