The
11th
fébruary 1834, he's supposed to
participate to the insurrectionnal
mazzinian movement in the Gênoa's
arsenal; this one is meant to be jointed with the général Ramorino's military
opération in Piédmont in order to overthrow
the savoia's monarchy.
Garibaldi
disembarks to take a contact with the
mazziniens, but the failure of Ramorino's revolt in Piedmont and the police's alert cause the
flop of the all opération.
The
young hero, not going back on bord of
the Comte of Geneys, is to be considéréd like a déserter. Identified as one of
the bosses of conspiration, he's sentenced
to death by default, and considered
enemy against the Country and the State
itself.
Garibaldi
becomes then a« criminal ». He quickly repairs to Nice, and afterwards crosses the frontièr to joint Marseille, guest of his
friend Giuseppe Pares.
He
changes his name as Joseph Pane; on june he embarks direct to the Black Sea, and
on march 1835 he's in Tunis.
On june 1835 he joints the Jeune Europe, a
mazzinien association, taking as nick name Borel, in the memory of a martyr of the révolutionnary cause.
Italy has become for him inaccessible because of his
death sentence, that's why he starts looking for further horizons. An
opportunity comes to him: the brigantin Nautonier commandéd by the Capitaine
Beauregard is directed to Rio de Janeiro
in Brazil. The 8th of septembre 1835,
Garibaldi embarks in Marseille, under the name of Joseph Pane: he will arrive
to Rio de Janeiro, in Brazil on novembre of the same year.
...to
be continued...
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