The Living Age, Volume 303Living Age Company, 1919 |
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Page 491
... Italian trains . The foreigner , for him , is a poor benighted being with a guide book , who can't speak Italian , much less be diverting . However , trains in Italy are very few and crowded nowadays , and one must get in where one can ...
... Italian trains . The foreigner , for him , is a poor benighted being with a guide book , who can't speak Italian , much less be diverting . However , trains in Italy are very few and crowded nowadays , and one must get in where one can ...
Page 516
... Italians a free hand in Fiume . The petite bourgeoisie was Italian , and was allowed by the Magyars , within certain limits , to control municipal and parliamentary elections . But those Fiumans who to - day are loudest in their ...
... Italians a free hand in Fiume . The petite bourgeoisie was Italian , and was allowed by the Magyars , within certain limits , to control municipal and parliamentary elections . But those Fiumans who to - day are loudest in their ...
Page 634
... Italian deposits . Italy owes the undeniable progress she has made entirely to the will and the work of her sons . The perpetual battle which the Italian has had to fight against nature has tempered the body and the intellect of the ...
... Italian deposits . Italy owes the undeniable progress she has made entirely to the will and the work of her sons . The perpetual battle which the Italian has had to fight against nature has tempered the body and the intellect of the ...
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