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Convention signed in Sicily for the evacuation of royal forces from the island |
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Garibaldi and his thousand volunteers embark from the Tuscan coast for Sicily |
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Garibaldi and his thousand volunteers land at the Sicilian port town of Marsala |
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Garibaldi and his thousand volunteers set out on their invasion of Bourbon Sicily |
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Garibaldi and his thousand volunteers win their first victory on Sicily at Calatafimi |
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Garibaldi and his volunteers organize on the Tuscan coast for their invasion of Sicily |
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Giuseppe Garibaldi declares himself "Dictator of Sicily" |
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In Italy, reinforcements sailing under the U.S. flag leave Genoa for Garibaldi's campaign in Sicily |
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King Victor Emmanuel II and Prime Minister Cavour meet in Bologna about Garibaldi's planned move on Sicily |
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On Sicily, Garibaldi defeats Neapolitan forces at Melazzo and takes the town |
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On Sicily, Messina falls to Garibaldi and his men |
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On Sicily, the citadel at Melazzo surrenders to Garibaldi and his men |
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Sailing under the American flag, three shiploads of reinforcements for Garibaldi's campaign reach Sicily |
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Three shiploads of reinforcements for Garibaldi's campaign in Sicily reach Sardinia |
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