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Edward L. Pierce, Memoir and letters of Charles Sumner: volume 3, chapter 14 (search)
ldier to be seen. . . . He asked me to observe that, though now invested with absolute power, their government had put but one restriction on the press,—which was not to publish news about the war, except sanctioned by the regular bulletins. Sumner bade farewell to Italy on the 21st,—unhappy, as he wrote to Dr. Howe, at the thought that he should not see the country again, a presentiment which proved true. His love for Italy appears in his letter to a public meeting in New York. Feb. 17, 1860. (Works, vol. IV. pp. 413-415.) His interest in Italian unity was often shown. Letters of Jan. 10 and Feb. 27, 1871; Works, vol. XIV. pp. 139-141; Ibid., p. 167. He drove by way of Susa in an open carriage, hired only by himself, at the price of two hundred and twenty francs, across the mountains, meeting on the way the French troops marching to Italy. He wrote to Dr. Howe:— On the way, gleaming at each turn in the defiles of the Alps, I met the French forces—a squadron of th