The Great Events by Famous Historians: A Comprehensive and Readable Account of the World's History, Emphasizing the More Important Events, and Presenting These as Complete Narratives in the Master-words of the Most Eminent Historians ...National Alumni, 1905 - 440 sider |
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Side xv
... Italy as well ; and so the strife passed over the Alps and became that of Ghibelline against Guelf , in Italian phrase , of emperor against pope , of monarchy against democracy . It was this fatal insistence upon Italian authority that ...
... Italy as well ; and so the strife passed over the Alps and became that of Ghibelline against Guelf , in Italian phrase , of emperor against pope , of monarchy against democracy . It was this fatal insistence upon Italian authority that ...
Side xvi
... Italy that the ancient Roman civilization had been most firmly established and the barbarian dominance least com- plete , so it was in Italy that these walled towns first asserted their importance . Venice indeed , protected by her ...
... Italy that the ancient Roman civilization had been most firmly established and the barbarian dominance least com- plete , so it was in Italy that these walled towns first asserted their importance . Venice indeed , protected by her ...
Side xvii
... Italian cities , encouraged those of Germany . At the same time that Frederick was thus reasserting the imperial power , England had a strong king in Henry II . By wedding the most important feudal heiress in France , Henry added so ...
... Italian cities , encouraged those of Germany . At the same time that Frederick was thus reasserting the imperial power , England had a strong king in Henry II . By wedding the most important feudal heiress in France , Henry added so ...
Side xx
... Italian wars . These were waged against democracy and against the popes . Southern Italy was at this time a king- dom , in Central Italy lay the papal states , and north of these were all the independent cities . Assuming the democratic ...
... Italian wars . These were waged against democracy and against the popes . Southern Italy was at this time a king- dom , in Central Italy lay the papal states , and north of these were all the independent cities . Assuming the democratic ...
Side xxi
... Italy , Southern France had been the most cultured land of Europe . The crusaders left it almost a desert . It had been practically independent of the kings at Paris , henceforth it offered them no resistance . A more excusable ...
... Italy , Southern France had been the most cultured land of Europe . The crusaders left it almost a desert . It had been practically independent of the kings at Paris , henceforth it offered them no resistance . A more excusable ...
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