 Italy. Christian countries, in general (for there are some exceptions) and our own in particular, are not deficient in the number and endowments of public establishments for the relief of suffering humanity; but even in this respect, whoever has visited...  A classical tour through Italy - Sayfa 257John Chetwode Eustace tarafından - 1818Tam görünüm - Bu kitap hakkında
 | John Chetwode Eustace - 1813 - 688 sayfa
...splendid examples of public benevolence, or furnishes more affecting instances of private charity than Italy. Christian countries, in general (for there...in this respect, whoever has visited and examined in detail the hospitals of Rome, Naples, Genoa, Venice, and Milan, will readily admit, that Italy has... | |
 | 614 sayfa
...examples of public benevolence, or furnishes more affecting instances of private charity, than Italy." "Whoever has visited and examined the hospitals of...advantage of surpassing all the kingdoms of Europe, in the Dumber and the magnificence of her charitable foundations." Again, — " On the subject of hospitals,... | |
 | Joseph Emerson Worcester - 1823 - 512 sayfa
...affecting instances of private charity than Italy ; and whoever has visited and examined in detail the hospitals of Rome, Naples, Genoa, Venice and Milan^ will readily admit that Italy has the honourable advantage of surpassing all the kingdoms of Europe in the number and magnificence of her... | |
 | John Chetwode Eustace - 1837 - 480 sayfa
...splendid examples of public benevolence, or furnishes more affecting instances of private charity, than Italy. Christian countries, in general (for there...and Milan, will readily admit, that Italy has the honourable advantage of surpassing all the kingdoms of Europe in the number and the magnificence of... | |
 | John Ireland - 1903 - 446 sayfa
...splendid examples of public benevolence or furnishes more affecting instances of private charity. She has the honorable advantage of surpassing all the kingdoms of Europe in the number and magnificence of her charitable foundations. To describe these in detail would require a separate work... | |
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