Giuseppe Garibaldi, detail

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Giuseppe Garibaldi, detail
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Cropped, sized, and prepared for use here by John Osborne, Dickinson College, August 29, 2008.
Depicted ContentLetter from Jane Stuart Woolsey, December 5, 1860
Depicted ContentGiuseppe Garibaldi arrives in England for a month long visit
Depicted ContentOn Sicily, the citadel at Melazzo surrenders to Garibaldi and his men
Depicted ContentOn Sicily, Garibaldi defeats Neapolitan forces at Melazzo and takes the town
Depicted ContentSailing under the American flag, three shiploads of reinforcements for Garibaldi's campaign reach Sicily
Depicted ContentIn Italy, reinforcements sailing under the U.S. flag leave Genoa for Garibaldi's campaign in Sicily
Depicted ContentAll remaining Neapolitan troops sail from Palermo and withdraw from Sicily
Depicted ContentIn Sicily, royal troops capitulate and leave the capital city of Palermo in the hands of Garibaldi
Depicted ContentGaribaldi and his volunteers engage in days of heavy street fighting in Sicily's capital city of Palermo
Depicted ContentGaribaldi and his thousand volunteers win their first victory on Sicily at Calatafimi
Depicted ContentGiuseppe Garibaldi declares himself "Dictator of Sicily"
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Carte de visite of Giuseppe Garibaldi.
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