Blackwood's Magazine, Volumen 187William Blackwood, 1910 |
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... Italy could outshine him . And like the other despots , he encour- aged scholarship and the arts with a noble generosity which surpassed the generosity of his own noble predecessors . Not merely did he found the Uni- versity of Pisa ...
... Italy could outshine him . And like the other despots , he encour- aged scholarship and the arts with a noble generosity which surpassed the generosity of his own noble predecessors . Not merely did he found the Uni- versity of Pisa ...
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... Italian renaissance , it shall be related here at some length . The plot was made with an Italian cunning , and supported as we have said by the author- ity of the Pope . At first the assassins , among whom were Francesco de Pazzi and ...
... Italian renaissance , it shall be related here at some length . The plot was made with an Italian cunning , and supported as we have said by the author- ity of the Pope . At first the assassins , among whom were Francesco de Pazzi and ...
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... Italy . Be- to blemish those virtues , al- ing come into the King's pres- though he was greatly de- ence , he debated the estate of lighted with love of women , Italy , the honours of princes and took pleasure in jesting and people ...
... Italy . Be- to blemish those virtues , al- ing come into the King's pres- though he was greatly de- ence , he debated the estate of lighted with love of women , Italy , the honours of princes and took pleasure in jesting and people ...
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... Italian revolutions were not for them . They put no men to death . They confiscated no property . They banished none , save Soderini , their arch- enemy , and some of his family . But though the Medici re- turned , Florence was still ...
... Italian revolutions were not for them . They put no men to death . They confiscated no property . They banished none , save Soderini , their arch- enemy , and some of his family . But though the Medici re- turned , Florence was still ...
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monarch . If we compare him with the despots of Italy , he holds a high place , and only those who believe that nothing ... Italy . Wherever you turn , you find the same love of splendour , the same devotion to humane letters . In some ...
monarch . If we compare him with the despots of Italy , he holds a high place , and only those who believe that nothing ... Italy . Wherever you turn , you find the same love of splendour , the same devotion to humane letters . In some ...
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