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 1 Intr,     2          XVIII   |        contemporary politics. The pamphlet Transigenti e Intransigenti (
 2    1,     1             1    |        first and most significant pamphlet on emigration by Bishop
 3    1,     2            36    |          Last year, as soon as my pamphlet was published, in less than
 4    1,     2            36    |      acted even before reading my pamphlet, that is, as soon as they
 5    1,     2            50    |         supportively. In my cited pamphlet on Italian emigration I
 6    1,     3            60    |         as part of that report or pamphlet requested by Pope Leo. The
 7    1,     3            60    |            It is not known if the pamphlet was ever concluded. The
 8    1,     4            72    |     observations contained in the pamphlet published in 1887 under
 9    1,     4            72    |          in America.” That humble pamphlet which had a greater circulation
10    1,     4            72    |   manifested this hope in another pamphlet, edited in 1888, in which
11    1,     7,   II     110    | unfortunate emigrants and wrote a pamphlet which had a profound echo
12    1,     8           130    |        our countrymen abroad in a pamphlet that had so much repercussion
13    2,     1,  III     153    |         with the publication of a pamphlet aimed at moving the Italian
14    2,     1,  III     153    |          the immigrants.~ In this pamphlet he deals at length with
15    2,     1,  III     155    |          With the project and the pamphlet of the Bishop of Piacenza
16    2,     1,  III     155    |          particular attention the pamphlet from which much of the above-mentioned
17    2                  180(3) |          Scalabrini refers to his pamphlet just written, Italian Emigration
18    2                  235(7) |   Scalabrini who had sent him the pamphlet Italian Emigration to America.
19    2,     4,    1     236    |        this important matter. The pamphlet that you have kindly read
20    2                  236(9) |                               The pamphlet referred to is Italian Emigration
21    2,     4,   11     247    |         about Msgr. De Concilio’s pamphlet,32 but for the moment I
22    2                  247(32)|   philosophical publications. The pamphlet referred to by Archbishop
23    2                  247(32)|        Carbone, 1888, pp. 32. The pamphlet had been summarized in La
24    2,     4,   12     248    |          the author of that known pamphlet.36 My intention is that
25    2,     4,   18     252    |          owe so much to you. In a pamphlet you may have already received
26    2,     4,   39     281    |        certain Monsignor95 sent a pamphlet printed in New York to all
27    2                  281(95)|                       This is the pamphlet of Msgr. Gennaro de Concilio.
28    2,     5,    1     315    |           you for sending me your pamphlet The Parliamentary Bill on
29    2,     5,    1     316    |        favors you ask for in your pamphlet, but others even much greater. ~ ~
30    2                  316(13)|           Correspondence) and the pamphlet Italian Emigration to America