William Ewart Gladstone And His Contemporaries
William Ewart Gladstone And His Contemporaries
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which was followed by a crowd of about 2500 volunteers. This was in April, 1849, and it may be interesting to note what was said of the personal appearance of Garibaldi and his followers by one who was present at the time: ''He is a man of middle height, his counten- ance scorched by the sun, but marked with lines of antique purity. He sat his horse as calmly and firmly as if it had been a part of him. Beneath his hat — ^broad-brimmed, wi...th a narrow loop, and ornamented with a black ostrich feather — spread a forest of hair ; a red beard covered all the lower part of his face.
Over his red shirt was thrown an American poncho, white, lined with red, like his shirt.
His staff wore the red blouse; and afterwards, the whole Italian legion adopted that colour.
Behind him galloped his groom Aguyar, a stalwait negro, dressed in a black cloak, and carrying a lance with a black pennant All who had come with him from America wore pistols and poniards of fine workmanship in their belts, and' carried whips of buffalo skin in their hands." In 1855 Graribaldi had made his home in Piedmont, or rather in the island to which he had been allowed to retire years before.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Digitized by Google 68 GLADSTONE AND HIS CONTEMPORARIES.
which was followed by a crowd of about 2500 volunteers. This was in April, 1849, and it may be interesting to note what was said of the personal appearance of Garibaldi and his followers by one who was present at the time: ''He is a man of middle height, his counten- ance scorched by the sun, but marked with lines of antique purity. He sat his horse as calmly and firmly as if it had been a part of him. Beneath his hat — ^broad-brimmed, wi...th a narrow loop, and ornamented with a black ostrich feather — spread a forest of hair ; a red beard covered all the lower part of his face.
Over his red shirt was thrown an American poncho, white, lined with red, like his shirt.
His staff wore the red blouse; and afterwards, the whole Italian legion adopted that colour.
Behind him galloped his groom Aguyar, a stalwait negro, dressed in a black cloak, and carrying a lance with a black pennant All who had come with him from America wore pistols and poniards of fine workmanship in their belts, and' carried whips of buffalo skin in their hands." In 1855 Graribaldi had made his home in Piedmont, or rather in the island to which he had been allowed to retire years before.
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