Book,  Chapter

 1     II,  I  | complained to the bishop of the improper conduct of the nobility,
 2    III,  VII|        who replied, that it was improper to attempt any innovation
 3     IV,  I  |  advocates of war considered it improper to await the enemy in their
 4     IV,  V  |       report, the other pursues improper measures; they neglect to
 5      V,  II |   Spinola thought further delay improper; and, issuing from his house
 6     VI,  I  |         by Niccolo, it would be improper, now that the duke interfered,
 7    VII,  I  |        Italy, still it would be improper to neglect noticing the
 8    VII,  V  |  councils, declaring it grossly improper that a source of wealth
 9   VIII,  VI |         Genoese, it will not be improper, since Genoa is one of the
10   VIII,  VII|      very unfortunate, from the improper conduct of his agents, who