Excerpt from History of the Kingdom of Naples, 1734-1825, Vol. 1
Charles in; that for short intervals of peace, the people had endured long years of war that amt sufl'ering, civilisation had advanced, and that, during these vicissitudes, the peculiar defect remarked in the Neapolitan character was political inconstancy, or rather hatred of the existing government, and a perpetual craving after a new State, at once the cause and the result of their unhappy condition.
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