 Complete the following phrase:  Hudson returned to Italy when appointed by the 185255 UK coalition government to the British Legation at Piedmont, specifically to promote representative democracy. He developed a close relationship with Camillo Cavour, Prime Minister of Piedmont-Sardinia, later the first Prime Minister of a united Italy, and other leading Italian liberals, Giuseppe Massari, Marco Minghetti, Bettino Ricasoli, Giovanni Morelli and Verdi, which caused Lord Malmesbury, Foreign Minister of the 185859 Tory administration, to describe Hudson as more Italian than the Italians themselves, and Victoria to express her displeasure at his closeness to the Italian liberal cause. Hudsons intimate association with Italian patriots was seen as too partisan for a man in his position, however, Malmesbury understood Hudsons reluctance to act in a way that could prevent a war between 