Memoir of Count Giuseppe Pasolini, Late President of the Senate of Italy: B. 1815, D. 1876 |
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... honoured old age , and to learn from his lips life - long lessons of wisdom and virtue . But , contrary to all expectation , my father's life ended . before my child was old enough to know him , or even be con- scious of having seen him ...
... honoured old age , and to learn from his lips life - long lessons of wisdom and virtue . But , contrary to all expectation , my father's life ended . before my child was old enough to know him , or even be con- scious of having seen him ...
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... honour . In addressing myself zealously , therefore , to the task of com- pilation , I am conscious of paying to his venerated memory a slight tribute of infinite gratitude . PIETRO DESIDERIO PASOLINI . CONTENTS . CHAPTER I. DOMESTIC ...
... honour . In addressing myself zealously , therefore , to the task of com- pilation , I am conscious of paying to his venerated memory a slight tribute of infinite gratitude . PIETRO DESIDERIO PASOLINI . CONTENTS . CHAPTER I. DOMESTIC ...
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... honours . His conduct at the Court of Milan , under difficult circumstances which necessitated more than ordinary circumspection , was always so pure that his enemies could find no flaw in it , and 6 MEMOIR OF COUNT PASOLINI .
... honours . His conduct at the Court of Milan , under difficult circumstances which necessitated more than ordinary circumspection , was always so pure that his enemies could find no flaw in it , and 6 MEMOIR OF COUNT PASOLINI .
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... honour from their trials - the one of prosperity , the other of ad- versity . Thus ended the Archbishop's laborious political career , during which he had relations with almost all the potentates and public men of his time . But ...
... honour from their trials - the one of prosperity , the other of ad- versity . Thus ended the Archbishop's laborious political career , during which he had relations with almost all the potentates and public men of his time . But ...
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... honours and advantages of the presidency had fallen upon me , for since your departure one might suppose some great statesman was inhabiting the house . The post is scarcely arrived when here comes an express 14 MEMOIR OF COUNT PASOLINI .
... honours and advantages of the presidency had fallen upon me , for since your departure one might suppose some great statesman was inhabiting the house . The post is scarcely arrived when here comes an express 14 MEMOIR OF COUNT PASOLINI .
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