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Tango0112 Sep 2023 3:40 p.m. PST

"A copy of ARMIES OF THE ITALIAN RISORGIMENTO (which was written by by Gabriele Esposito) was sent to me by Arthur Harman, who well knows my interest in the less well-known wars of the nineteenth century. Having read through it, I realised that it was a mine of information for both serious military historians and wargamers, and in the latter case, particularly for those whose interests lie in the direction of small campaigns and/or imagi-nations…"


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Prince Alberts Revenge13 Sep 2023 7:08 a.m. PST

Good review, it's a valuable book for anyone interested in these campaigns. A lot of the artwork appears to be contemporary illustration and a lot of it appears to be more "parade ground" dress. I would also recommend the uniform booklets by Shako64 (available in print and digital format), they are filled with every variation of dress for Garibaldini and the Kingdom of Two Sicilies.

Tango0113 Sep 2023 2:44 p.m. PST

Thanks


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