Italy 1530-1630, Volume 8A complex period in Italian history is examined in this textbook written primarily for history students, which discusses the major achievements of the era and argues that many developments came as a result of the High Renaissance, rather than as a rejection of its ideals. |
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Chapter One Introduction | 1 |
The Sack of Rome | 7 |
Chapter Three Monuments of the High Renaissance | 19 |
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