The open warfare tended to harden loyalties and enmities in the interior areas became vicious. They used myth to explain natural phenomena, cultural variations, traditional enmities and friendships. Anglo-French enmities are not resolved until the mid-20th century. The year of the Revolution (1848) brought him bitter enmities and severe illness. The Trojan and Greek officers exercise together by the River Styx, all enmities forgotten. Fanfani's reckless action against Leone caused him even more enmities. Political enmities intervened however, and Milan's council tried to remove them by court order. Despite these various enmities, Wyndham was a respected participant in public life in London. He was dismissed from both offices in September 1747, due to political enmities. They have the small enmities of lands. Old enmities simply made less sense in this new cosmopolitan demographic environment.