Collection of Essays
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Florentine Studies. Politics and Society in the Renaissance Florence Rubinstein, Nicolai [Publ.]. |
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Content
| The Myth of Florence |
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| Il buon tempo antico |
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| The army of the Florentine Republic from the twelfth to the fourteenth century |
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| The Florentine territorial state and civic humanism in the early Renaissance |
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| Indirect taxes or Gabelles at Florence in the fourteenth century: the evolution of tariffs and problems of collection |
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| From manor to mezzadria: a Tuscan case-study in the medieval origins of modern agrarian society |
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| Santa Maria Impruneta: A rural commune in the late Middle Ages |
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| Labour Conditions in Florence around 1400: Theory, Policy and Reality |
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| The Ciompi Revolution |
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| How the Medici Became the Pope's Bankers |
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| Florence and Papacy in the Earlier Fifteenth Century |
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| Pisa and Florence in the fifteenth century: aspects of the period of the first Florentine domination |
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| Florentine Constitutionalism and Medici Ascendancy in the Fifteenth Century |
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| The Venetian constitution in Florentine political thought |
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| The end of Florentine liberty: the Fortezza da Basso |