The Quarterly Review, 282. köideWilliam Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, John Murray, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero John Murray, 1942 |
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Page 258
... Mussolini we see at every turn the influence of his early home . In his better moments the attractive and civilising influence of Italian motherhood and Italian culture returned , and lent him the glint of a momentary charm ; but ...
... Mussolini we see at every turn the influence of his early home . In his better moments the attractive and civilising influence of Italian motherhood and Italian culture returned , and lent him the glint of a momentary charm ; but ...
Page 261
... Mussolini defended the factories , and shouted for Catholi- cism as the tradition of Rome . He confronted the left with the idea of a nation armed and rampant , and the support of an army of patriots , backed by business and the Church ...
... Mussolini defended the factories , and shouted for Catholi- cism as the tradition of Rome . He confronted the left with the idea of a nation armed and rampant , and the support of an army of patriots , backed by business and the Church ...
Page 267
... Mussolini . Mussolini and the young Prince detested each other : yet to take arms against Mussolini was to forfeit the succession . For the fascists inserted in the constitution a power of veto over the new king . Prince Umberto could ...
... Mussolini . Mussolini and the young Prince detested each other : yet to take arms against Mussolini was to forfeit the succession . For the fascists inserted in the constitution a power of veto over the new king . Prince Umberto could ...
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