Contents
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The Skirmish of Governolo, 22
The Crime in its Nakedness, 219
Preface
Undoubtedly every one who participated in the late European revolutionary struggle, may properly relate, without exaggeration, scenes whose authenticity, if confirmed, would make them worthy of public attention. With regard to this point, I would direct the reader's attention to the certificates appended to this volume.
As to my motives and purposes in giving publicity to this narrative, I leave them to be discovered by the reader. I only remark here, that many of the most respectable citizens of the United States have aided me in carrying out this task ; and since by insurmountable difficulties it has been long delayed, I cannot repress a feeling of satisfaction upon being able at last to place this volume in the hands of those who have not denied me their assistance in the hour ®f need.
THE AUTHOR.
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