Let him roar again." It is true that there was no clear call to England from Italy, as there certainly was from Denmark.

The great powers were not bound to help Italy to become a nation, as they were bound to support the unquestioned fact that Denmark was one.

Indeed the great Italian patriot was to experience both extremes of the English paradox, and, curiously enough, in connection with both the two national and anti-German causes.

For Italy he gained the support of the English, but not the support of England.

Not a few of our countrymen followed the red shirt; but not in the red coat.