Italy Austria And the Pope a Letter to Sir James Graham Bart
Italy Austria And the Pope a Letter to Sir James Graham Bart
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Arraigned before the State Commission, no conviction could be procured against the accused. One of the Judges, Zerbini, gave judgment for death ; another, Alessandrini, the galleys for life ; the third, Martinelli, an acquittal: this last, also, was soon after dismissed. Ponzoni remained in prison, at the disposal of the Government, till 1826. Then brought before another Commission, he was condemned to imprisonment for life — an imprison- ment aggravated with every severity by the Government of...ficers : in 1829, he was transferred to a prison at the back of which were cells full of mephitic exhala- tions, tenanted by those condemned for crimes on the highway ; and the only aperture for light was boarded up. In 1831, the insurrection restored him to liberty. Sentences were given, besides, against some forty individuals — nine for death, the rest for various terms of imprisonment. Of the nine condemned to death, eight, fortunately, made their escape : one alone suffered — Giuseppe Andreoli, an ecclesiastic, who ascended the scaffold with the calmness and resignation of a saint, thanking Heaven aloud that he was the only one to die.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Arraigned before the State Commission, no conviction could be procured against the accused. One of the Judges, Zerbini, gave judgment for death ; another, Alessandrini, the galleys for life ; the third, Martinelli, an acquittal: this last, also, was soon after dismissed. Ponzoni remained in prison, at the disposal of the Government, till 1826. Then brought before another Commission, he was condemned to imprisonment for life — an imprison- ment aggravated with every severity by the Government of...ficers : in 1829, he was transferred to a prison at the back of which were cells full of mephitic exhala- tions, tenanted by those condemned for crimes on the highway ; and the only aperture for light was boarded up. In 1831, the insurrection restored him to liberty. Sentences were given, besides, against some forty individuals — nine for death, the rest for various terms of imprisonment. Of the nine condemned to death, eight, fortunately, made their escape : one alone suffered — Giuseppe Andreoli, an ecclesiastic, who ascended the scaffold with the calmness and resignation of a saint, thanking Heaven aloud that he was the only one to die.
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