Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  IV |        Guelphs and Ghibellines—Establishment of the kingdom of Naples—
 2      I,  IV |    from this Robert sprung the establishment of the kingdom of Naples,
 3      I,  VI |        issued a decree for the establishment of it, the Romans, in acknowledgment
 4     II,  I  | countries. Besides causing the establishment of new cities, these removals
 5     II,  II |     the defense of their power—Establishment of trades’ companies, and
 6     II,  II |        appointed for the whole establishment. To give importance to their
 7    III,  I  |         The facilities for the establishment of new parties were not
 8    III,  V  | deprive the plebeians. The new establishment was supported by all who
 9    III,  VI |    changes took place.~The new establishment was not less injurious to
10    III,  VI |       This government from its establishment in 1381, till the alterations
11     IV,  VI |    greatly instrumental in the establishment of his power; the former
12     VI,  III|        of a long truce, or the establishment of peace. A congress was
13     VI,  VI |    number of his men.~Upon the establishment of a general peace, the
14   VIII,  VI |   espoused his cause. Upon the establishment of peace, the Orsini demanded
15   VIII,  VI |      dangerous rebellion. This establishment presents an instance of
16   VIII,  VI |        and injustice; for this establishment preserves in the city many
17   VIII,  VII|  Lorenzo de’ Medici—His eulogy—Establishment of his family—Estates bought