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The article focuses on the study of the problem of the Adriatic and of Italy's unredeemed province in the light of recent Italian writings. It is the Honorable Salvatore Barzilai, who is a native of Triest, and since 1890 Member of Parliament for the Fifth Roman College. Ever since the unnatural, though necessary, alliance of Italy with Germany and Austria was formed, he has been warning his countrymen of its dangers, limitations, and above all, of its essentially transitory character. His utterances on this subject, extending over a period of twenty-Eve years exhibit that rare kind of consistency, which is the product of combined courage and wisdom.