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Giuseppe Garibaldi: “It would be very unjust, however, to consider this to be in any degree a stain on the gallant Irish nation, whose…”

On the recordJanuary 1, 1860
It would be very unjust, however, to consider this to be in any degree a stain on the gallant Irish nation, whose impetuous courage and many excellent military qualities, every one must recognize and admire.
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Giuseppe Garibaldi

Editor's note · Context

Following a critical assessment of an Irish military contingent, Garibaldi offers a broader commendation of the Irish nation's military virtues.

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