Book,  Chapter

 1    III,  III|     Lorenzo, their places of assembly, were presently full of
 2    III,  IV |  provide a suitable place of assembly for them. They also made
 3    III,  VII|    the citizens to a general assembly or parliament, and appointed
 4     IV,  II |   degli Albizzi addresses an assembly of citizens and advises
 5     IV,  II |  degli Albizzi addressed the assembly, describing the condition
 6     IV,  II |     approved of by the whole assembly. Niccolo da Uzzano who,
 7     IV,  IV |      first who addressed the assembly in favor of the expedition,
 8     IV,  VI |      this place, hearing the assembly of the Councils, the noise
 9     IV,  VII|     Baldovinetti, one of the assembly, was opposed to this plan,
10     VI,  III| adopt the resolutions of the assembly, but the Venetians refused,
11     VI,  V  |  unanimously resolved by the assembly, that the count should be
12    VII,  II | proper to adopt. Many of the assembly were dissatisfied with this