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Giuseppe Garibaldi: “But the seeds of intelligence have been assiduously sown and cherished of late years by the patriotic societies of…”

On the recordJanuary 1, 1860
But the seeds of intelligence have been assiduously sown and cherished of late years by the patriotic societies of Italy, who by their cautious, yet often daring and hazardous efforts, have long since brought many of the poor and rude, but brave and faithful Calabrians into the band of Italian unity.
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Giuseppe Garibaldi

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Garibaldi acknowledges the crucial role of patriotic societies in cultivating national consciousness and unity among the people of Calabria.

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