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LA CAMICIA ROSSA
P. CANDI - LA PUBBLICITÀ - VOLUME UNICO - MILANO - EDOARDO SONZOGNO, EDITORE
Produced by Carlo Traverso and the Online Distributed
ALBERTO MARIO - LA CAMICIA ROSSA - LA - CAMICIA ROSSA - EPISODI - PER - ALBERTO MARIO
MILANO
ALLA MEMORIA - DI NULLO E DI ZASIO - EROI
L'EDITORE. - AD ALBERTO MARIO SALÒ.
LA CAMICIA ROSSA - I.
—E G…?
«G. GARIBALDI.»
A vivid, epistolary portrait of Italy’s turbulent unification era unfolds through the eyes of a keen observer who moves between battlefields and bustling towns. Letters exchanged with prominent figures of the time, like the passionate Carlo Cattaneo, lend an intimate voice to the sweeping historical canvas, while personal anecdotes bring the period to life.
The narrative follows the restless journeys of a rider who rides alongside Garibaldi’s forces, witnessing the demolition of forts, the fervor of local clergy, and the unexpected devotion of convent nuns. Scenes of sugar‑crafted monuments, generous gifts of sweets, and spirited conversations at modest taverns paint a richly textured picture of everyday life amid the clash of armies.
Written with a blend of journalistic detail and lyrical description, the work captures both the grand ambitions of the Risorgimento and the fleeting, human moments that defined it. Listeners will feel the pulse of a nation on the brink of transformation, guided by a narrator whose curiosity never wanes.
Full title
La camicia rossa Episodi - Terza edizione riveduta e corretta Episodi - Terza edizione riveduta e corretta
Language
it
Duration
~6 hours (368K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
2009-08-31
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1825–1883
A journalist, patriot, and political activist of the Italian Risorgimento, he spent much of his life in the thick of the movements that pushed for Italian unity. His writing and public action were closely tied to the cause of Giuseppe Garibaldi and the turbulent politics of nineteenth-century Italy.
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