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... Italy grew pale , and sank be- neath the horizon , we fear , never to rise and shine again . Having conducted the principal Italian states , with the exception of Florence , through a series of centuries and disasters to their final ...
... Italy grew pale , and sank be- neath the horizon , we fear , never to rise and shine again . Having conducted the principal Italian states , with the exception of Florence , through a series of centuries and disasters to their final ...
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... Italy a great preponderance : Frederic I. had on his side his glory and his power ; and the marriage of his son with the heiress of Naples had deprived the pontiff of an antient and faithful ally , at the same time that it doubled the ...
... Italy a great preponderance : Frederic I. had on his side his glory and his power ; and the marriage of his son with the heiress of Naples had deprived the pontiff of an antient and faithful ally , at the same time that it doubled the ...
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... Italy becomes more generally known . Suffice it to observe that , while the papal interest was thus sacrificed to the court of France , Florence was the focus of Ghibelline or anti - impe- rial power , and opposed the views of Henry VII ...
... Italy becomes more generally known . Suffice it to observe that , while the papal interest was thus sacrificed to the court of France , Florence was the focus of Ghibelline or anti - impe- rial power , and opposed the views of Henry VII ...
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