| Richardson last night began a major clear-out, with Horatio Carbonari and Bjorn Otto Bragstadt having their contracts terminated. |
| You know that one of the great trades in our mountains is that of Carbonari. |
| A newly formed secret society called the Charbonnerie, which borrowed its name and ritual from the Italian Carbonari, laid plans for an armed insurrection, but their rising in 1822 was easily crushed. |
| The Carbonari were in control, and as usual the Society felt the first blow. |
| The Carbonari frowned when Soliviac repeated these words to them. |
| He had thought to demonstrate as much by his association with the Carbonari. |
