:Venice, A Documentary History, 1450-1630

Benjamin G. Kohl

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Renaissance and Early Modern Studies Libraries, Manuscripts, and Books Historical Influence and Diplomacy

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General descriptions authority and government law, order and social policy public and private wealth the present face of religion here social orders charity and the poor most of their people are foreigners cultural life - learning and literature, book publishing, entertainment the visual arts.

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