After Waterloo: Reminiscences Of European Travel 1815-1819, By Major W. E Frye













































































































 -  Examples of his credulity and bigotry.

Ferrara:
 Hugo and Parisina;
 the Po;
 relics of Ariosto;
 MSS of Ariosto, Tasso, Guarini - Page 148
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Examples Of His Credulity And Bigotry.

Ferrara: Hugo and Parisina; the Po; relics of Ariosto; MSS of Ariosto, Tasso, Guarini; Hospital of St Anna. Firmin:

Acting of. Fleurus: Prussian army defeated at. Florence: the Duomo; Battisterio; il Sasso di Dante; theatres; public buildings; statues; Gallery; Venus; de Medici; paintings and sculpture; portraits of sovereigns; Roman antiquities; remarkable imitations in wax of human anatomy; Ponte Vecchio; street paving; thickness of walls of houses; Palazzo Pitti; Canova's Venus; Boboli Gardens; Cascino; beauty of the women; Pegasus; Italian fondness for gaudy colours; Canova's monument to Alfieri; Church of Santa Croce; the Florentine Westminster Abbey; academies; La Crusca; English travellers; Lord Dillon; story illustrating Florentine life. Fouche: complains of the conduct of the Allies. Frankfort: Venus Vulgivaga; Jews; cathedral; inauguration of Roman Caesars in the Roemer; the Golden Bull; portraits of the Emperors; theatre; adaptation of German language to music; political opinion in; dislike to Austria. French Revolution: worst excesses of, surpassed.

Galileo: monument erected to, in church of Santa Croce. Gauthier, M.: exiled to Lausanne. Geneva: scenery, Fort de l'Ecluse; arcades; J.J. Rousseau; Calvin; Servetus; sentiments of Genevese towards Napoleon and the Revolution; literary aptitude of Genevese; attachment to their country; the women; French refugees refused an asylum in; admitted into Helvetic Confederation. Genoa: the women of, peculiarities of the streets; ducal palace; Columbus; bridge of Carignano; churches. Georges, Mlle: fine acting of, her rendering of "Agrippina"; plays the part of "Clytemnestra," supported by her sister as "Iphigenie". Ghent: Court of Louis XVIII at. Girolamo, Signor: anecdote of. Godesberg: interesting ruins near. Granet: remarkable pictures by. Grassini: singing of. Grillparzer, author of the tragedy "Sappho". Grotto of Pausilippo. Grotto del Cane. Guerin: pictures by, in Palais du Luxembourg. Guillotine, the.

Helvetic Confederation: guaranteed by the Allied Powers in 1814, Geneva admitted into. Herculaneum. Hockheim; Rhenish wines. Holland: feeling towards the House of Orange, regret at loss of Cape of Good Hope and Ceylon. Hougoumont: Bulow and Blucher march to the assistance of the English at devastation of. Hulin, General: cashiers a Prussian officer in the French service.

India: Frye's travels in. Innspruck: the Hofkirche, statues of kings and princes connected with Maximilian I.

Kleber: statue of, in Palais du Luxembourg. Klingmann, Philipp: plot of his tragedy "Faust".

Labedoyere: execution of. Lacoste: acts as Napoleon's guide at Waterloo. Lafayette: rebukes British Commissioner at the Conference. Lafond: acting of. Lafontaine, Augustus: comparison of works of, with the "Nouvelle Heloise" of Rousseau. La Harpe, General: influences Emperor of Russia in favour of the Vaudois. Lamarque: sent by the Convention to arrest Dumouriez, delivered over to the Austrians; votes for Napoleon. Landshut: Church of St Martin at. Language: influence of, upon the poetry and plays of Italy, France, England and Germany. Lausanne: steep ascents, beauty of environs; Republican principles of; intolerant discourse of minister. Leipzig: Saxon troops go over to the Mies during the battle of, the University; unpopularity of the English in. Leghorn: Hebrew families in, Don Felipe III; Smollett's tomb. Liege: situation of, coal-pits near; commerce with Holland; fortifications; destroyed by Joseph II. Linz: beauty of the women, curious incident; learned innkeepers. Lodi: interesting model in the Hotel des Invalides of battle of. Louvre: works of art in, stripping of, by the Allies. Lucca: female servants, the amoroso; Dante's mountain. Lyons: buildings, scenery; feelings towards Napoleon; character of inhabitants; manufactures.

Maastricht: situation, Montagne de St Pierre. Machiavelli: entombed in church of Santa Croce. Macon: quai, wine; grisettes. Maffei: his "Polyphonte" compared with that of Voltaire. Maitland, Captain: Napolean surrenders to. Mantua: situation, Cathedral; monuments of the Gonzagas; the T palace and gardens. Marengo: the Battle of, Commemoration column thrown down. Maria Louisa: ordered to quit papal territory, enthusiastic reception of, at Bologna; victim of a strange theft. Mars, Mlle: graceful acting of. Massieu: pupil of the Abbe Sicard. Mayence: Cathedral, Citadel. Michel Angelo: anecdote of. Milan: Teatro della Scala, the Duomo; the women of; dialect; the Zecca; palace; Ambrosian Library; hospital; Teatro Olimpico; Porta del Sempione; Italian comedy and audiences; Teatro Girolamo; Milanese twang; ballet; acting of La Pallerini. Mittenwald: great raft, interesting journey. Moelk: tradition of the Devil's Wall, ruins of Castle of Dierenstein; Richard Coeur de Lion. Mont Cenis: description of the Chaussee. Mont St. Jean: dreadful sight on plateau of. Montefiascone: story of the Vino d'Est. Morice, Colonel: death at Waterloo. Munich: the King, national theatre; social life in; female head-dress. Murat: Italian opinion of.

Namur: situation of, Citadel demolished by Joseph II; complaints against. Prussian soldiery. Napoleon: takes tribute of works of art from vanquished Governments, calumniated by the emigres; unjust aspersions on; narrow escape from capture; confident of success before Waterloo; constructs Chaussee of Mont Cenis. Naples: life of a man of fashion in; Etruscan vases and papyri in museum; theatres; Pulcinello; social advantages; lazzaroni; dialect; effect of general ignorance. Nelson, Lord: conduct towards Caraccioli, Neuwied: University of. Ney, Marshall: Wellington and Emperor of Russia refuse to interfere in favour of

Padua: University; Church of St Anthony; Palazzo della Giustizia; tomb of Livy. Paris: Louis XVIII in, Kotzebue on the Palais Royal; Cafe Montausier; the Louvre; statues and paintings collected by the French Government; productions at the Grand Opera; Column of the Place Vendome; Gardens of the Tuileries; Chamber of Deputies; the Invalides; models of the fortresses of France; Picture Gallery of the Palais du Luxembourg; frequency of quarrels between French and Prussian officers in the; Palais Royal; behaviour of English officers in; masterpieces performed in the Theatre francais; Ney shot in the Gardens of the Luxembourg. Parma: "L'Amfiteatro Farnese", paintings; birthplace of Cassius. Passau: junction of the Danube, Inn and Illst. Perugia. Pescia, advantages of living in. Picton, Lieut-Genl Sir T.: perishes at Waterloo. Piedmont: character of the lower classes of. Pillnitz: the palace; Treaty of. Pisa. Pitt: credited with the invention of the sinking fund. Pius VII: character and virtues of. Pompeii: amphitheatre; houses; Temple of Isis; Praetorium; antiquities removed to Museum of Portici. Pontine Marshes. Prague: situation, bridge over the Mulda; remarkable statue; Jews; palaces of the Wallensteins and Colloredos; St John Nepomucene; Joseph II's ingenious method of extorting money from the Jews; Catalani; story of the Duchess Libussa.

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