Out of Garibaldi sweeps readers into the turbulent struggle for Italian unification, where a handful of volunteers take on a powerful kingdom in one of history's most daring campaigns. G. A. Henty turns Garibaldi's invasion of the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies into a vivid historical adventure of courage, sacrifice, and political upheaval. The novel opens in crisis-ridden Rome, where Leonard Percival and fellow patriots fear French intervention will crush the Roman Republic, only to be met by Garibaldi's resolute leadership and the certainty that resistance must come. Through battle scenes, secret loyalties, and shifting alliances, Henty celebrates liberty as an inherited ideal, hard-won across generations and never fully defeated by setbacks. Captain Percival and Frank Percival are drawn into the fighting, their bravery carrying them through the chaos of revolution. As Garibaldi secures Sicily, defeats royalist intrigue, and wins the fierce battle of Milazzo, Frank recovers from a wound, rises in rank, and takes on a vital mission tied to Garibaldi's strategy and a family search that deepens the personal stakes of war. This edition has been fully restored with modern typesetting, custom cover design.