Mazzini

How To Use Mazzini In A Sentence

• The preceding locution is established Mazzinian; the following clearly mine. Letters and Memorials of Jane Welsh Carlyle
• Leading this bunch of hooligans, a young Genoese lawyer called Giuseppe Mazzini was soon caught and offered exile or exile. American Connections
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• Herzen is not a German as you fancied him, but a Russian; and he is rich, which is indicated by his having given Mazzini two hundred pounds for his objects. Letters and Memorials of Jane Welsh Carlyle
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• Mazzini looked to Rome where, to his relief, Pius IX had lost favour with liberals after refusing to condone the war against Austria.
• Mazzini had not allowed Garibaldi to press home his advantage against the French, and, early in June, Oudinot, strengthened by reinforcements, again advanced on the city.
• The writings of Mazzini had been constantly distributed and circulated, and the fact that they were tabued by the government added to the joys of the illicit. Little Journeys to the Homes of Great Reformers
• Moved by the Italian's charms and determined to dedicate her life to the cause, White returned to London to organise conferences with the Italian exiles in the capital, including Mazzini, the politician who plotted the creation of the Italian state, who described her as the Joan of Arc of the Risorgimento. Englishwoman is hailed as a heroine of Italy's unification struggle
• The republic did expropriate ecclesiastical properties, but Mazzini was sincere in his assurances that property would be respected and unlawful acts punished.