The History of Tuscany: From the Earliest Era; Comprising an Account of the Revival of Letters, Sciences, and Arts, Interspersed with Essays on Important Literacy and Historical Subjects; Including Memoirs of the Family of the Medici, Volume 4 |
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| Title | The History of Tuscany: From the Earliest Era; Comprising an Account of the Revival of Letters, Sciences, and Arts, Interspersed with Essays on Important Literacy and Historical Subjects; Including Memoirs of the Family of the Medici, Volume 4 The History of Tuscany: From the Earliest Era; Comprising an Account of the Revival of Letters, Sciences, and Arts, Interspersed with Essays on Important Literacy and Historical Subjects; Including Memoirs of the Family of the Medici, Lorenzo Pignotti |
| Author | Lorenzo Pignotti |
| Translated by | John Browning |
| Publisher | Young, Black, and Young, 1826 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | Apr 10, 2009 |
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