In their very attitude, there is an air of self-respect and independence to which I have long been a stranger.
Giuseppe Garibaldi: “In their very attitude, there is an air of self-respect and independence to which I have long been a stranger.”
Editor's note · Context
Garibaldi observes a newfound sense of self-respect and independence in the people's demeanor, a quality he had not seen for a long time.
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