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Flat White

To survive, Europe must change

12 December 2023

1:10 AM

12 December 2023

1:10 AM

Giuseppe Tomasi di Lampedusa’s wonderful novel The Leopard tells the story of a Sicilian prince and how his aristocratic life faced dramatic shifts during the unification of Italy in the mid-19th Century. Perhaps the most famous quote from the novel is spoken by Tancredi, the prince’s nephew, who was in favour of Garibaldi’s unification movement.

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