Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Հատոր 109W. Blackwood, 1871 |
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Էջ 353
Castle holding out against all the attacks of the papal troops ; but at last matters were settled . The Castle was restored to the Pope upon cer- tain terms and conditions , and peace again was patched up . It lasted , however , but a ...
Castle holding out against all the attacks of the papal troops ; but at last matters were settled . The Castle was restored to the Pope upon cer- tain terms and conditions , and peace again was patched up . It lasted , however , but a ...
Էջ 354
... Castle St. Angelo imme- diately broke with the Romans , and commenced bombarding Rome . The Romans set themselves to work to barricade the bridge , and the people beyond it allowed them to do this . After a severe contest there , during ...
... Castle St. Angelo imme- diately broke with the Romans , and commenced bombarding Rome . The Romans set themselves to work to barricade the bridge , and the people beyond it allowed them to do this . After a severe contest there , during ...
Էջ 356
the Castle began to thunder against the Romans , and to bombard the city . The Bridge of St. Angelo was barricaded , and Paolo da Forlì , with five adjutants , put in command of it . Other barricades were made in the Piazza Castello ...
the Castle began to thunder against the Romans , and to bombard the city . The Bridge of St. Angelo was barricaded , and Paolo da Forlì , with five adjutants , put in command of it . Other barricades were made in the Piazza Castello ...
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