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Mentana (māntä`nä), town (1991 pop. 30,360), in Latium, central Italy. On Nov. 3, 1867, Garibaldi was defeated there by French and papal troops during his unsuccessful campaign to capture nearby Rome.

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Failly, Pierre Louis Charles de

Garibaldi, Giuseppe

His grandmother Camilla had purchased Celano from Costanza Piccolomini in 1590, and Mentana in Sabina from the Orsini and the city of Venafro from the Spanish Monarchy in 1594.

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