Europe's Fateful Hour
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The troops were ordered to fire with- out hesitation. Hundreds of persons were killed or wounded both in Milan and other cities. Martial law was proclaimed at Milan and elsewhere. The Di Rudini Cabi- net resigned and was succeeded by General Pelloux, a native of Savoy, who inaugurated a policy of violent perse- cution of the three parties of the extreme Left — the Social- 118 EUROPE'S FATEFUL HOUR ists, the Republicans and the Radicals. Deputies, journal- ists and prominent members of these thr...ee parties were ar- rested, brought before courts martial and sentenced to five, ten and even fifteen years of penal servitude.
Such a reaction could not last and before long the coun- try realized the injustice of these sentences and a fresh series of agitations began with the object of obtaining a general amnesty. The government made certain important concessions to public opinion on the subject, but at the same time tried to introduce laws limiting the liberty of the press and the right of holding public meetings and forming asso- ciations.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The troops were ordered to fire with- out hesitation. Hundreds of persons were killed or wounded both in Milan and other cities. Martial law was proclaimed at Milan and elsewhere. The Di Rudini Cabi- net resigned and was succeeded by General Pelloux, a native of Savoy, who inaugurated a policy of violent perse- cution of the three parties of the extreme Left — the Social- 118 EUROPE'S FATEFUL HOUR ists, the Republicans and the Radicals. Deputies, journal- ists and prominent members of these thr...ee parties were ar- rested, brought before courts martial and sentenced to five, ten and even fifteen years of penal servitude.
Such a reaction could not last and before long the coun- try realized the injustice of these sentences and a fresh series of agitations began with the object of obtaining a general amnesty. The government made certain important concessions to public opinion on the subject, but at the same time tried to introduce laws limiting the liberty of the press and the right of holding public meetings and forming asso- ciations.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ferrero Guglielmo to read onlineMoreLess
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