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1 1, 1, III 8 | the coming month and in December.” Another important table 2 1, 2 33 | proposal was not accepted. On December 30, 1888, the Government’ 3 1, 2 46 | must leave in November and December: all places on the steamships 4 1 61(4) | Newspaper Italia Coloniale, December 1901, in Giovanni Battista 5 1, 4 73 | through a letter dated December 10, 1888, he himself deigned 6 1, 7, II 115 | Since the emigration law of December 30, 1880, went into effect, 7 2 178(1) | Migrations, XXXII, 120 (December, 1995), 604–768: “Fonti 8 2, 2, 3 181 | American Bishops5~Rome, December 10, 1888~ ~Venerable Brothers, 9 2, 2, 3 184 | St. Peter’s, the 10th of December, 1888, in the eleventh year 10 2 184(7) | letter Quam Aerumnosa of December 10, 1888, reported above.~ 11 2, 2, 18 197 | to Rampolla32~Piacenza, December 1, 1893~ ~Your Eminence, ~ 12 2, 3, 2 202 | to Volpe Landi2~ Mantua, December 13, 1889~ ~Dear Sir,~Please 13 2, 3, 4 203 | to Scalabrini4~ Venice, December 26, 1901~ ~To His Excellency 14 2, 3, 20 215 | Scalabrini20~ From the Vatican, December 22, 1904~ ~Most Reverend 15 2, 3, 21 215 | X to Scalabrini21~ Rome, December 1904~ ~To Bishop Scalabrini 16 2, 4, 3 238 | Scalabrini13~ New York, December 16, 1887~ ~Most Reverend 17 2 240(19) | L’Osservatore Romano of December 1, 1887. Cf. ASS, 1894, 18 2 241(21) | work and wrote to him in December 1888 and welcomed him in 19 2, 4, 30 263 | to Corrigan65~ Piacenza, December 8, 1890~ ~Most Reverend 20 2 265(68) | Scalabrini had sent to America on December 10, 1890: Fr. Domenico Vicentini, 21 2 279(93) | Lucerne Memorial prepared on December 9–10, 1890, by the Delegates 22 2 281(95) | Studi Emigrazione, XXXIII (December 1995),pp.603–768.~ 23 2, 4, 48 289 | s letters sent to you on December 27, 1893, and January 2, 24 2, 4, 51 292 | Scalabrini114~ New York, December 4, 1896~ ~Your Excellency:~ 25 2, 4, 68 310 | Scalabrini142~ New York, December 15, l901~ ~Most Reverend 26 2 311(144)| Catholic News, reported on December 21, 1901, p. 5: “The Rome 27 2, 5, 1 315 | St. Paul, Minnesota, December 21, 1888~ ~Dear Bishop:~ 28 2, 5, 2 319 | and beautiful letter of December 21st, but the cause of this 29 2, 6, I, 3, 328 | to Scalabrini3~ Hartford, December 28, 1888~ ~Most Esteemed 30 2 335(15) | wrote to Father Zaboglio on December 3, 1888: “I am enclosing 31 2 336(17) | On December 21, 1891, Father Zaboglio 32 2 337(20) | the Archbishop adds on December 13, 1889: “Arrived today 33 2, 6, III, 1, 337 | Scalabrini21~ Kansas City, December 30, 1888~ ~Most Esteemed 34 2 339(24) | On December 21, 1891, Father Zaboglio 35 2, 6, IV, 2, 340 | Scalabrini to Elder25~ Piacenza, December 10, 1889~ ~Most Reverend 36 2 345(32) | Scalabrini in his long report of December 21, 1891: “But allow me 37 Bibl 348 | Studi Emigrazione, 116 (December, 1994), 607–752.~Sanfilippo, 38 Bibl 349 | Studi Emigrazione, 120 (December, 1995), pp. 604–772.~ In