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Translated by Alexandre Dumas
A historical account written in the mid-19th century. This volume primarily chronicles the life and military exploits of Garibaldi, focusing on his involvement in various battles and the formation of the Italian Legion during a tumultuous period in South America and Italy. The memoirs depict Garibaldi's unwavering commitment to honor and patriotism, emphasizing his experiences as a military leader. The opening of this memoir introduces the reader to Garibaldi's reflections on his military campaigns amidst difficult circumstances. He recounts a specific engagement where, despite being outnumbered and facing superior enemy forces, he and his troops displayed remarkable courage and resourcefulness. Garibaldi details their strategic maneuvers during battles, emphasizing the significance of honor and camaraderie among his men. The initial chapters set a tone of resilience, detailing both the physical and moral challenges faced by the legion, while highlighting Garibaldi's leadership and determination to protect his reputation amidst adversity.