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3by O'Rourke, Peter John“... which began at the fall of the independent Republic of Venice in 1797. Considered herein as microcosm...”
Published 2015
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4by Garwood, Samantha“..., this region was divided between three leading economic and political powers: the Republic of Venice...”
Published 2017
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5by Antonini, Fabio“... of the Republic of Venice, an early modern government well known for its programme of official state...”
Published 2016
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6by Beverley, Tessa“... of the Republic itself; Venice did not encourage long absences abroad or diplomatic specialisation. The Venetian...”
Published 1999
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7“..., Francesco Santacroce, Gaspar de Albertis and Adrian Willaert , who were active in the Republic of Venice...”
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8by Campana, Lilia 1975-“... to regain its naval power in the Mediterranean, the Republic of Venice strongly encouraged Venetian...”
Published 2013
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9by More, Alexander Frederick Medico“... from several European repositories, it argues that the Republic of Venice, at the beginning...”
Published 2014
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10by Coletti, Fabien“..., political and social contradictions which governed gender relationships in the republic of Venice. It first...”
Published 2016
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11by Parrish, Sean David“.... In the sixteenth century the university at Padua, under the patronage of the Republic of Venice, was the site...”
Published 2015
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12by Hupin, Éric“... between the Fourth Crusade’s barons and the Republic of Venice, regarding the transportation...”
Published 2013
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13by Maurmayr, Bianca“... tightened up the study on the rich exchanges between the Republic of Venice and Paris in the culture...”
Published 2018
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14by D'onofrio, Antonio“... of the Republic of Venice. Between these twomoments, there is also a sudden Russian interest, to which Naples does...”
Published 2018
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15by Ostrovsky-Richard, Charlotte“... was finally asserted. The papal banner acknowledged a prestigious alliance between the Republic of Venice...”
Published 2012
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