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At the same time the Italian city - states were frequently torn by the rivalries of their own great families . If one understands the history of Italy in all its complexity during that troublesome period , the events in western Europe ...
At the same time the Italian city - states were frequently torn by the rivalries of their own great families . If one understands the history of Italy in all its complexity during that troublesome period , the events in western Europe ...
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THE RENAISSANCE BEGINS IN ITALY Central and northern Italy was the starting place for the Renaissance , while the ... why Italy assumed the leadership in culture : ( a ) trade , and ( b ) the intense rivalry of the Italian cities .
THE RENAISSANCE BEGINS IN ITALY Central and northern Italy was the starting place for the Renaissance , while the ... why Italy assumed the leadership in culture : ( a ) trade , and ( b ) the intense rivalry of the Italian cities .
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At the end of the Italian classical Renaissance , an age of improved political and social conditions resulted in a period of great literature . Literature was perfected in all of its forms . A number of great writers , who had been ...
At the end of the Italian classical Renaissance , an age of improved political and social conditions resulted in a period of great literature . Literature was perfected in all of its forms . A number of great writers , who had been ...
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