ACLS Humanities E-Book: Society and politics in medieval Italy: the evolution of the civil life, 1000-1350

Society and politics in medieval Italy: the evolution of the civil life, 1000-1350

Hyde, John Kenneth.

Year: 1973.

Publisher: St. Martin's Press.

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table of contents

Frontmatter

Acknowledgements

Chronological Table

Introduction

1. The Social Foundations of Medieval Italy

2. The Emergence of the Communes

3. The Century of Growth, 1150-1250

4. The Consolidation of the Communes, 1150-1250

5. Politics in the Age of Dante

6. The Flowering of the Vita Civile

7. The End of an Era

Abbreviations to Bibliographies and References

Bibliographies: Introductory Note

I Select Bibliography of Works in English

II SELECT BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WORKS IN OTHER LANGUAGES

References

Index

reviews

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Title:

Society and politics in medieval Italy : the evolution of the civil life, 1000-1350 / J.K. Hyde.

Author:

Hyde, John Kenneth

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Society and politics in medieval Italy : the evolution of the civil life, 1000-1350 / J.K. Hyde.
Hyde, John Kenneth
New York: St. Martin's Press, 1973.

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http://hdl.handle.net/2027/heb.01512

Subject Headings:

• Italy -- Politics and government -- 476-1268
• Italy -- Social conditions

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