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For, under the stress of necessity, the boundary delimitations of the new Kingdom had been drawn in a manner which left outside the realm more than a milUon Italians. Thus arose the problem of "Italia irredenta, '' or ''unre- deemed Italy, " as the districts inhabited by these ItaUans came to be called.
Beyond the boundary of present-day northern Italy are isolated groups of ItaUans who had gone forth as early as the time of the Roman Republic and settled along the western Hmits of Liguria and ...in cer- tain favourable and warm Alpine valleys. Through- out the centuries which have elapsed they retained their civilisation. However, Nice and the surround- ing territory, ceded to France as recently as 1859, has already lost much of its Itahan character. The Ticino, to-day a Swiss canton and loyally Swiss, has nevertheless retained many typical Italian character- istics. These two districts are not usually held to be xf 22 GREATER ITALY >7^ I a part of ''unredeemed Italy" except by a few ex- o tremists, as their inhabitants are overwhelmingly in ^ favour of their present allegiance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For, under the stress of necessity, the boundary delimitations of the new Kingdom had been drawn in a manner which left outside the realm more than a milUon Italians. Thus arose the problem of "Italia irredenta, '' or ''unre- deemed Italy, " as the districts inhabited by these ItaUans came to be called.
Beyond the boundary of present-day northern Italy are isolated groups of ItaUans who had gone forth as early as the time of the Roman Republic and settled along the western Hmits of Liguria and ...in cer- tain favourable and warm Alpine valleys. Through- out the centuries which have elapsed they retained their civilisation. However, Nice and the surround- ing territory, ceded to France as recently as 1859, has already lost much of its Itahan character. The Ticino, to-day a Swiss canton and loyally Swiss, has nevertheless retained many typical Italian character- istics. These two districts are not usually held to be xf 22 GREATER ITALY >7^ I a part of ''unredeemed Italy" except by a few ex- o tremists, as their inhabitants are overwhelmingly in ^ favour of their present allegiance.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Kay Wallace to read onlineMoreLess
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