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John Morley: The honour paid him was I think his due as a most singularly simple, disinterested, and heroic character, who had…

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The honour paid him was I think his due as a most singularly simple, disinterested, and heroic character, who had achieved great things for Italy, for liberty well-understood, and even for mankind.
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John Morley

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Morley reflects on the character and contributions of Garibaldi, emphasizing his simplicity and heroism.

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