I wouldn't call it 'evidence', seeing as it's all coming purely from you and is unsourced. I'd be interested to know where you got all this from though. And I was referring to 'Sicily' as an island, which you will find most definitely is an island.
Either way, you're clearly very emotionally attached to the issue and I really can't be bothered nitpicking that unnecessarily long post to defend an in-game change I suggested that will almost definitely never be implemented either way.
Not sure why you're defending the Bourbons though when in 1820 Ferdinand I asked the Austrians to come and crush a revolution against him and then Ferdinand II (in 1848) crushed those same Sicilian farmers when they revolted against him, just like Garibaldi
I am not emotionally attached to this, since I have basically nothing in common with anything close to what I just told. I just take interest in historical revisionism of mistold stories.
I am not mad at the austrians because that's an expected behaviour from an ancién regime representative, surely that's not something a "liberal" would do. Thus depicting Garibaldi as a "liberal" is more wishful thinking than anything.
Feel free to look up those characters I named.