John A. Davis
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John A. Davis discusses a range of books tackling the Risorgimento. Published November 1 1984
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Garibaldi came to England on a brief visit in 1864 and provided inspiration and a battle-cry for English radicalism. Yet in the 100 years since his death, argues John A. Davis, his image has mellowed into that of a liberal hero.
Published December 1 1982
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