Book,  Chapter

1     II,  VII|      the blood of the citizens, showing the impropriety of judging
2    III,  VII|        disseminating his views, showing that the people would not
3     IV,  II |          spoke at great length; showing that it is not right to
4     IV,  II |      condition of the city, and showing how by their own negligence
5     IV,  IV |     facility of the expedition, showing that Lucca, being now in
6     IV,  V  |    might have an opportunity of showing our attachment to our ancient
7    VII,  III| magistrates about them, without showing favor to either party. The
8   VIII,  I  |       obviate his objections by showing how much assistance the
9   VIII,  IV |         past occurrences; first showing they had been compelled