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Giuseppe Garibaldi: “But the Pope, who wishes all men to be slaves—who demands, of the powerful of the earth, fetters and chains for…”

On the recordJanuary 1, 1860
But the Pope, who wishes all men to be slaves—who demands, of the powerful of the earth, fetters and chains for Italians—the Pope-king does not know Christ: he lies to his religion.
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Giuseppe Garibaldi

Editor's note · Context

Garibaldi vehemently criticizes the Pope-king, accusing him of betraying Christian principles by seeking to enslave Italians.

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