Political Quotes

Giuseppe Garibaldi

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Jan 1, 1860

How must his willful calumniators turn, not only in bitter disappointment, after the defeat of their criminal efforts, but with self-loathing, from the contemplation of a character which makes their perfidy appear doubly hideous by…

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Jan 1, 1860

Education gives liberty—education gives to the people the means and the power to secure and defend their own independence.

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Jan 1, 1860

On a strong and wholesome education of the people depend the liberty and greatness of Italy.

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Jan 1, 1860

You have conquered, and you will conquer, because you are now trained to the tactics which decide battles.

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Jan 1, 1860

May your majesty, therefore, permit me this time not to obey!

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Jan 1, 1860

Can the Pope, like the tyrants, sit upon a seat of bayonets?

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Jan 1, 1860

Let us think of our honor, which we must fully vindicate.

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