The Memoirs of Francesco Crispi volume 2
The Memoirs of Francesco Crispi volume 2
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CRISPI. On a former occasion I discussed the question of the Ministry of the Interior with Your Majesty, and I said that Italy has absolutely no preventive police system. It is fortunate that we have a well-behaved population !
A few moments later the King rose and gave me his hand, whereupon I took my departure.
On February 22 Saracco came to Crispi with the offer of the portfolio of Justice in the ministry which Depretis was hoping to reconstruct. In declining the offer Crispi pointed out tha...t he could have been Minister of Justice in 1866 and 1867, and added that he would never accept a position that would prevent his exercising his influence over all branches of politics, especially over the foreign policy, with which other ministers usually refrain from interfering.
Depretis'' attempt having failed, Crispi became the oracle of the situation. On the twenty-fifth and twenty-seventh he received the Marchese di Rudini ; on March 3, when Depretis had caused the miscarriage of a composition of Saracco's by refusing it his support because Rudini's name figured on the list, the dissenters of the Left met and resolved to support Crispi, who received the Deputy Tajani on March 4, Rudini again on the sixth, the Deputies Lacava and Giolitti on the ninth, who were followed by three other deputies, Baccarini, Cairoli, and Nicotera, and on the eleventh by the Deputies Codronchi and Rudini, Lacava and Giolitti.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
CRISPI. On a former occasion I discussed the question of the Ministry of the Interior with Your Majesty, and I said that Italy has absolutely no preventive police system. It is fortunate that we have a well-behaved population !
A few moments later the King rose and gave me his hand, whereupon I took my departure.
On February 22 Saracco came to Crispi with the offer of the portfolio of Justice in the ministry which Depretis was hoping to reconstruct. In declining the offer Crispi pointed out tha...t he could have been Minister of Justice in 1866 and 1867, and added that he would never accept a position that would prevent his exercising his influence over all branches of politics, especially over the foreign policy, with which other ministers usually refrain from interfering.
Depretis'' attempt having failed, Crispi became the oracle of the situation. On the twenty-fifth and twenty-seventh he received the Marchese di Rudini ; on March 3, when Depretis had caused the miscarriage of a composition of Saracco's by refusing it his support because Rudini's name figured on the list, the dissenters of the Left met and resolved to support Crispi, who received the Deputy Tajani on March 4, Rudini again on the sixth, the Deputies Lacava and Giolitti on the ninth, who were followed by three other deputies, Baccarini, Cairoli, and Nicotera, and on the eleventh by the Deputies Codronchi and Rudini, Lacava and Giolitti.
What to read after The Memoirs of Francesco Crispi volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francesco Crispi to read onlineMoreLess
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