Victor Emmanuel: Address to Parliament
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Victor Emmanuel: Address to Parliament
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Abstract
The work to which we consecrated our life is accomplished. After long trials of expiation Italy is restored to herself and to Rome. Here, where our people, after centuries of separation, find themselves for the first time solemnly reunited in the person of their representatives; here where we recognize the fatherland of our dreams, everything speaks to us of greatness; but at the same time it all reminds us of our duties. The joy that we experience must not let us forget them.
Contents
- The Nation
- New States and Old Problems
- Nationalism and Bourgeois Culture
- Declaration of Independence
- Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen
- Constitution of Haiti
- Louisiana Purchase Treaty
- Johann Gottlieb Fichte: Addresses to the German Nation
- Napoleonic Code
- Simón Bolívar: Cartagena Manifesto
- Holy Alliance
- Giuseppe Mazzini: General Instructions for the Members of Young Italy
- Constitution Act of Canada
- Friedrich Wilhelm IV of Prussia: Proclamation of 1849
- Victor Emmanuel: Address to Parliament
- Ottoman Constitution
- Helmuth von Moltke: Memorandum of the Councils of War Said to Have Been Held during the Wars
- Ernest Renan: “What Is a Nation?”
- William Gladstone: Irish Home Rule Speech
- Theodor Herzl: “A Solution to the Jewish Question”
- Francisco García Calderón: Latin America: Its Rise and Progress
- Proclamation of the Provisional Government of the Irish Republic
- Woodrow Wilson: Fourteen Points
- Korean Declaration of Independence
- Treaty of Versailles
- Government of India Act
- Declaration of the Establishment of the State of Israel
- Proclamation of the Algerian National Liberation Front