Italy in the Age of the Renaissance, 1380-1530

Edward A. Gosselin · Denys Hay · Anthony Goodman · Angus MacKay

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List of genealogical tables and maps. Abbreviations used in the text. Preface. Acknowledgements. PART ONE INTRODUCTION. 1: Historiography. 2: The structure of Italy: the Italian view and the outsider's picture. PART TWO SOCIETY, THE STATE AND THE CHURCH. 3: Urban society. 4: The contado. 5: The state: authority, famine and war. 6: The state: finance and administration. 7: The Church and religious life. PART THREE POLITICAL HISTORIES. 8: Italy and Europe. 9: The south and the islands. 10: The papal states. 11: The northern states. PART FOUR LEARNING, THE ARTS AND MUSIC. 12: The old learning and the new. 13: The patronage of the arts and music. Appendix: the papal succession 1370-1534. Genealogical tables. Maps. Index.

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