The Secret Societies of All Ages And Countries a Comprehensive Account of Upwar

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The Secret Societies of All Ages And Countries a Comprehensive Account of Upwar
Charles William Heckethorn
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The Calderari. This society, alluded to before, is of uncertain origin. Count Orloff, in his work, "Memoirs on the Kingdom of Naples, " says they arose in 1813, when the reform of Carbonarism took place. Canosa, on the other hand, in a pamphlet published at Dublin, and entitled, " The Mountain Pipes, " says they arose at Palermo, and not at Naples. In the former of these towns there existed different trade companies, which had enjoyed great privileges, until they lost them by the constitution o...f Lord William Bentinck. The numerous company of braziers (calderari) felt the loss most keenly, and they sent a deputation to the Queen of Naples, assuring her that they were ready to rise in her de- fence. The flames of the insurrection were communicated to the tanners and other companies, and all the Neapolitan emi- grants in Sicily. Lord William Bentinck put the emigrants on board ship and sent them under a neutral flag to Naples, where Murat received them very kindly. But they were not grateful.

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