A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... Italy , it was not long before the Italian city - states were themselves the principal victims of the new diplomacy . European rulers bor- rowed many Italian ideas in politics , with the result that the states fell victims to the ...
... Italy , it was not long before the Italian city - states were themselves the principal victims of the new diplomacy . European rulers bor- rowed many Italian ideas in politics , with the result that the states fell victims to the ...
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... Italy assumed the leadership in culture : ( a ) trade , and ( b ) the intense rivalry of the Italian cities . Because of her trade , Italy Iwas in close contact with the cultural centers of Greece and of the eastern Mediterranean . As a ...
... Italy assumed the leadership in culture : ( a ) trade , and ( b ) the intense rivalry of the Italian cities . Because of her trade , Italy Iwas in close contact with the cultural centers of Greece and of the eastern Mediterranean . As a ...
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... 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 educated in 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 educated in the ...
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GROWTH OF IDEALS OF LIBERTY | 1 |
Pisistratus | 23 |
The Athenian Empire | 29 |
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