The Italian RenaissanceConcisely surveys the origins and progress of the Renaissance, focusing on Florence, Milan, Rome, Venice, and the people who helped shape their contributions. |
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The Dawn of the Renaissance | 6 |
The Prince and the State | 20 |
The Arts | 36 |
Copyright | |
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