The Revolutionary Movement of 1848-9 in Italy, Austria-Hungary, and Germany: With Some Examination of the Previous Thirty-three YearsMaurice, C. Edmund (Charles Edmund)
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The Revolutionary Movement of 1848-9 in Italy, Austria-Hungary, and Germany: With Some Examination of the Previous Thirty-three Years
Maurice, C. Edmund (Charles Edmund)
Europe -- History -- 1848-1849; Revolutions -- Europe
First Baden insurrection.
" 29. Papal allocution against the Italian war.
May 1. Slavs summoned to meet in Prague.
" 3. Mamiani Ministry formed.
" 13. Meeting of Serbs at Carlowitz. Provisional
Government at Milan declare for fusion.
" 15. Coup d'état in Naples. Second rising in Vienna.
Meeting of Roumanians at Blasendorf.
" 18. First meeting of Constituent Assembly at
Frankfort. Flight of Emperor of Austria to
Innspruck.
" 28. Battle of Curtatone.
" 29. Unsuccessful riot in Milan. Completion of vote
of fusion.
" 30. Slavonic Congress in Prague. Abolition of
Transylvanian Parliament. Surrender of
Peschierato Charles Albert.
June 2. First encounter between Magyars and Roumanians.
" 3. Separate Provisional Government formed in
Bohemia.
" 11. Hrabowsky's attack on Carlowitz. Fall of
Vicenza.
" 12 to 18. Rising in Prague.
" 19. Ferdinand declares Jellaciç a traitor.
" 29. Jellaciç made Dictator by Croatians. Archduke
John chosen Administrator of the German
Empire.
July 4. Venice accepts the fusion with Piedmont.
" 22. Kossuth supports vote for sending troops against
Italians.
Aug. 5. Capitulation of Milan.
" 8. Expulsion of Austrians from Bologna.
" 11. Restoration of Manin's dictatorship in Venice.
" 26. Truce of Malmö signed.
" 31. Abolition of feudal dues in Vienna.
Sept. 5. Frankfort Assembly condemns the Truce of Malmö.
" 9. Jellaciç crosses the Drave.
" 11. Meeting of Roumanians to protest against
Hungarian conscription.
" 16. Frankfort Assembly rescinds its vote about the
Truce of Malmö.
" 18. Émeute in Frankfort.
" 21. The "Struve Putsch."
" 25. Official appointment of Lamberg at Buda-Pesth.
" 28. Murder of Lamberg.
Oct. 3. Jellaciç declared Dictator of Hungary.
" 6. Murder of Latour.
" 7. Croat army surrenders to the Hungarians.
Ferdinand flies to Innspruck.
" 8. Kossuth threatens death to those who won't hang
out the Hungarian flag.
" 10.
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