Bonds of affection, community of fatigue, of danger, of glory, bind me to you with indissoluble ties; moved from the very depths of my soul, with my conscience as Italian, I know that you will not doubt my words.
Giuseppe Garibaldi: “Bonds of affection, community of fatigue, of danger, of glory, bind me to you with indissoluble ties; moved from the…”
On the recordJanuary 1, 1860
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Giuseppe Garibaldi
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From a speech in Palermo, expressing his profound and unbreakable bond with the people based on shared struggles and triumphs.
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