A History of VeniceKnopf, 1982 - 673 sider "As comprehensive as it is engaging, John Julius Norwich's A History of Venice is a complete history of "the most beautiful and magical of cities." This necessary volume traces the rise of Venice from its fifth-century origins through 1797 when Napoleon put an end to the thousand-year-old Republic."-- |
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John Julius Norwich. France on the March [ 1489-1500 ] Me menerent au long de la grant rue qu'ilz appellent le Canal Grant : et est bien large ( les gallées y passent au travers , et y ay veu navyres de quatre cens ... March (1489-1500)
John Julius Norwich. France on the March [ 1489-1500 ] Me menerent au long de la grant rue qu'ilz appellent le Canal Grant : et est bien large ( les gallées y passent au travers , et y ay veu navyres de quatre cens ... March (1489-1500)
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... March 1509 , while the Maggior Consiglio was in session , the Doges ' Palace was shaken by the blast of a tremendous explosion . It came from the Arsenal , over a quarter of a mile distant , where a spark had ignited a gunpowder ...
... March 1509 , while the Maggior Consiglio was in session , the Doges ' Palace was shaken by the blast of a tremendous explosion . It came from the Arsenal , over a quarter of a mile distant , where a spark had ignited a gunpowder ...
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... March 1796 Louis was politely requested to leave , and shortly afterwards did so , demanding – in an understandable show of pique - that the House of Bourbon be formally expunged from the Golden Book . The affair was not , perhaps , of ...
... March 1796 Louis was politely requested to leave , and shortly afterwards did so , demanding – in an understandable show of pique - that the House of Bourbon be formally expunged from the Golden Book . The affair was not , perhaps , of ...
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