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Giuseppe Garibaldi: “My wife was my treasure, and no less fervent in the cause of the people than myself; and she looked upon battles as an…”

On the recordJanuary 1, 1860
My wife was my treasure, and no less fervent in the cause of the people than myself; and she looked upon battles as an amusement, and the inconveniences of a life in the field as a pastime.
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Giuseppe Garibaldi

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From his autobiography, describing his wife, Anita, and her unwavering commitment to their shared revolutionary ideals.

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