Mazzini
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His own friends he constantly enlisted in his schemes, and made large levies on their private purses. " It makes my hair stand on end," said one of them — a well-known politician — afterwards, " to think of what I did at the suggestion of that man." Public opinion he hoped to influence through the Society of the Friends of Italy, founded in the autumn of 185 i by the men, who had promoted the People's International League four years before, — James Stansfeld, Peter Taylor, William Ashurst, Will...iam Shaen. Some of the best English, London Again 153 Liberals of the day were on the committee, — William Byles of Bradford, Joseph Cowen, George Dawson, John Forster, W. E. Forster, J. A. Froude, G. J.
Holyoake, William Howitt, Douglas Jerrold, Walter Savage Landor, G. H. Lewes, W. J. Linton, David Masson, Edward Miall, Professor Newman. Mazzini generally, if not always, spoke at their annual meet- ings, — with intense nervousness, for he was not yet sufficient master of English to speak it fluently, and he " could not think without a pen in his hand." " I cannot understand people," he writes, " who can prepare a speech or article walking up and down their room or garden.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His own friends he constantly enlisted in his schemes, and made large levies on their private purses. " It makes my hair stand on end," said one of them — a well-known politician — afterwards, " to think of what I did at the suggestion of that man." Public opinion he hoped to influence through the Society of the Friends of Italy, founded in the autumn of 185 i by the men, who had promoted the People's International League four years before, — James Stansfeld, Peter Taylor, William Ashurst, Will...iam Shaen. Some of the best English, London Again 153 Liberals of the day were on the committee, — William Byles of Bradford, Joseph Cowen, George Dawson, John Forster, W. E. Forster, J. A. Froude, G. J.
Holyoake, William Howitt, Douglas Jerrold, Walter Savage Landor, G. H. Lewes, W. J. Linton, David Masson, Edward Miall, Professor Newman. Mazzini generally, if not always, spoke at their annual meet- ings, — with intense nervousness, for he was not yet sufficient master of English to speak it fluently, and he " could not think without a pen in his hand." " I cannot understand people," he writes, " who can prepare a speech or article walking up and down their room or garden.
What to read after Mazzini?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bolton King to read onlineMoreLess
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