40.1 Italy in 1400's

A History of Europe, Key Battles

Carl Rylett

History

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🗓️ 27 October 2017

⏱️ 32 minutes

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Overview of Italy in the 1400's in the lead-up to the Renaissance and Italian Wars. The 5 main powers were The Papacy, Milan, Florence, Naples and Venice, each with very different characteristics. The Maritime Republic of Venice, its overseas territories threatened by the Ottomans, attempts to expand on the mainland. Also, the turbulent history of Naples in 1300's and 1400's

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1:18.1	I have deliberated to describe the things
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1:31.6	commencined with a grandissom
1:34.1	movement to perturbate.
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1:39.3	their,
1:40.1	most memorable, and
1:42.0	full of atroccissimestine accidents, having patited,
1:46.0	t'anty years in Italy,
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