The Conquest of Rome La Conquista Di Roma
The Conquest of Rome La Conquista Di Roma
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Should the Minister of War call to arms the young men of the Basilicata, no doubt he would expect them to be a band of hardy mountaineers, but he would find only pale weaklings, consumed by fever. Or worse yet the provinces, little by little, would become THE CONQUEST OF ROME 87 depopulated; the peasant, driven desperate by the aridi- ty of the soil, staggering under the burden of taxation, persecuted by man, without help or redress, will emi- grate to foreign shores, preferring a new country a...nd a strange people, whence he will nevermore return. When called to arms in case of war, the sons of the Basilicata will not answer. Vanquished by hunger and despair, they will have departed to die far from their ungrateful country !
The Honorable Francesco Sangiorgio returned to his bench and seated himself calmly.
A burst of applause struck his hearing, but he was only vaguely conscious of it, or of the confused buzzing that follows an important speech. Close beside him was a group of deputies, discussing his speech and pronounc- ing his name in tones of respect.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Should the Minister of War call to arms the young men of the Basilicata, no doubt he would expect them to be a band of hardy mountaineers, but he would find only pale weaklings, consumed by fever. Or worse yet the provinces, little by little, would become THE CONQUEST OF ROME 87 depopulated; the peasant, driven desperate by the aridi- ty of the soil, staggering under the burden of taxation, persecuted by man, without help or redress, will emi- grate to foreign shores, preferring a new country a...nd a strange people, whence he will nevermore return. When called to arms in case of war, the sons of the Basilicata will not answer. Vanquished by hunger and despair, they will have departed to die far from their ungrateful country !
The Honorable Francesco Sangiorgio returned to his bench and seated himself calmly.
A burst of applause struck his hearing, but he was only vaguely conscious of it, or of the confused buzzing that follows an important speech. Close beside him was a group of deputies, discussing his speech and pronounc- ing his name in tones of respect.
What to read after The Conquest of Rome La Conquista Di Roma?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Matilde Serao to read onlineMoreLess
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