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章节目录
共 30 章- CHAPTER I. ITALY IN THE DARK AGE
- CHAPTER II. IMPERIAL AGGRESSIONS OF THE TWELFTH CENTURY
- CHAPTER III. THE NORMANS IN SICILY
- CHAPTER IV. THE THIRTEENTH CENTURY
- At a diet of the Ghibelline cities assem
- CHAPTER V. THE FREE CITIES AND THE EMPIR
- During this time bridges had been thrown
- CHAPTER VI. THE VANGUARD OF THE RENAISSANCE
- CHAPTER VII. ROME UNDER RIENZI
- CHAPTER VIII. DESPOTS AND TYRANTS OF THE FOURTEENTH AND FIFTEENTH
- CHAPTER IX. THE MARITIME REPUBLICS IN TH
- The scene was appalling; no room for tac
- CHAPTER X. THE COMMERCE OF VENICE
- CHAPTER XI. THE GUILDS AND THE SEIGNIORY IN FLORENCE
- CHAPTER XII. FLORENCE UNDER THE MEDICI
- Jacopo de’ Pazzi had escaped from the ci
- CHAPTER XIII. ASPECTS OF LATER RENAISSANCE CULTURE
- CHAPTER XIV. THE “LAST DAY OF ITALY”
- Early in 1512, France, by great exertion
- CHAPTER XV. THE BEGINNING OF THE AGE OF SLAVERY
- CHAPTER XVI. A CENTURY OF OBSCURITY
- His son Amadeus VIII now came to the thr
- CHAPTER XVII. ITALY IN THE EIGHTEENTH CE
- Sometimes unjust and cruel, often misjud
- CHAPTER XVIII. THE NAPOLEONIC REGIME
- CHAPTER XIX. INEFFECTUAL STRUGGLES
- CHAPTER XX. THE LIBERATION OF ITALY
- CHAPTER XXI. THE COMPLETION OF ITALIAN UNITY
- CHAPTER XXII. RECENT HISTORY
- 1351 Giovanni Visconti makes an unwarran