It is clear that the intellect of the country has for years been out of it, or in seclusion, or in imprisonment.
Giuseppe Garibaldi: “It is clear that the intellect of the country has for years been out of it, or in seclusion, or in imprisonment.”
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Garibaldi observes that the nation's intellectual life had been suppressed for years, either exiled, hidden, or imprisoned.
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