Robert Oresko
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Essays in Honour of John Hale
Published December 1 1994
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A country divided, degenerate and in cultural decline? Robert Oresko examines the changing views historians are developing of Italy between the sixteenth and eighteenth centuries and finds a society far more vibrant and complex than tradition suggests. Published August 31 1989
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