81. Queens University Of Charlotte - Italian History & Culture 2005 Study Tour Printerfriendly format. Italian history Culture 2005 Study Tour. May 9–29, 2005 ITALIAN history CULTURE STUDY TOUR 2005 http://www.queens.edu/international/italy/2005tour.asp

Apply Now! Queens Home Page Undergraduate - Day Programs Undergraduate - Evening Programs Graduate Programs McColl Graduate School of Business Continuing Education Academic Majors Alumni Royals Athletics Commencement Community Events Friends of Queens Everett Library International Study Parents Registrar's Office Queens Sports Complex Student Life Team 2007 University Advancement Faculty/Staff Directory Campus Map Find It! Thursday, September 22, 2005 International Study Printer-friendly format May 9–29, 2005 2004 Group at Trevi Fountain TENTATIVE ACTIVITIES CALENDAR Monday, May 9 Depart — Charlotte to Munich, Munich to Rome Be at the Lufthansa check-in no later than 2:50! [Allow plenty of time for security check-in.] Tuesday, May 10 Arrive in Munich at 8:00am. Depart Munich, arrive in Rome at 12:10pm. To Praiano by coach. Afternoon: Praiano Wednesday, May 11 Praiano Thursday, May 12 Praiano Friday, May 13 Praiano — Leave hotel at 8:00am to catch boat for day-trip to Capri. Saturday, May 14 Praiano — Leave hotel with luggage at 7:25am for coach trip to Rome, via the Catacombs of San Callisto.

82. Queens University Of Charlotte - Italian History & Culture 2006 Study Tour The threeweek Italian history Culture study tour offers students a first-hand experience of the varied layers of Italian culture and of many of the http://www.queens.edu/international/italy/2006tour.asp

Apply Now! Queens Home Page Undergraduate - Day Programs Undergraduate - Evening Programs Graduate Programs McColl Graduate School of Business Continuing Education Academic Majors Alumni Royals Athletics Commencement Community Events Friends of Queens Everett Library International Study Parents Registrar's Office Queens Sports Complex Student Life Team 2007 University Advancement Faculty/Staff Directory Campus Map Find It! Thursday, September 22, 2005 International Study Printer-friendly format May 2006 In the Piazza San Marco, Venice The study tour begins on the Amalfi Coast, with visits to such sites as Pompeii, Vesuvius, and Capri. In Rome, the students explore the history and culture of Europe's most incredible city — with visits to the Colosseum, the Forum, St. Peter's Basilica and the Vatican, the Pantheon, the Villa Borghese, the Catacombs, and the fascinating Roman piazzas, narrow lanes, and nooks and crannies. In comfortable Renaissance Florence, the unrivaled city of art, we visit the numerous major historical and cultural locations, which are among the world's greatest monuments, galleries, and museums; there is also wonderful Italian food and Vivoli's gelato. From Florence, we take day-trips to the beautiful and unique Cinque Terre, and to Siena and San Gimignano. In Venice, we enjoy St. Mark's and the Piazza San Marco, the Doge Palace, the Rialto, the famous canals, Nico's gelato, and the delightful adventure of exploring one of the world's most unusual cities.

83. SignOnSanDiego.com > News > North County -- Encinitas Man Preserves Little Italy Encinitas man preserves Little italy s history ENCINITAS – You haven t seen Little italy until you ve seen it through Anthony Davi s eyes. http://www.signonsandiego.com/news/northcounty/20050804-9999-m1m04tfencin.html

Weather Traffic Surf Maps ... Webcam Choose Category All of SignOnSanDiego News Sports Entertainment Classifieds Yellow Pages Community Events Web News Metro North County Tijuana/Border ... Internet Access Encinitas man preserves Little Italy's history He gives tours of the area armed with research and old-timers' tales By Amanda Daniels COMMUNITY NEWS WRITER UNION-TRIBUNE August 4, 2005 Before moving to Encinitas more than 10 years ago, Davi lived for a number of years in Little Italy, where he collected life stories from older generations. RONI GALGANO / Union-Tribune Anthony Davi (right) led a tour of Little Italy in San Diego. Before moving to Encinitas, he lived in Little Italy and collected stories about the area. Based on his research and interviews, he leads walking tours through Little Italy. Davi tells his sightseers they will become "mini-archaeologists for the day." "There's so much to see in 'the now,' but the history – you really have to go in search of," Davi said. "We dust it off and bring it alive." The tour spans 130 years, beginning with the first Italian fishermen who arrived in 1875.

84. Delicious Italy - History Of The River Tiber brief history of the river Tiber in Rome, latium region Delicious italy guide itineraries, food and wine, traditional cuisine, accommodations, restaurants. http://www.deliciousitaly.com/Laziotour15.htm

Find your Italian region Basilicata Calabria Friuli Venezia Giulia Molise Puglia Sicily Sardinia Tuscany Trentino Alto Adige Umbria Valle d'Aosta is compiled for anyone who enjoys eating and traveling well. Sample the latest food and tourism initiatives as well as our first hand suggestions for local restaurants, itineraries, tours, traditional events, authentic regional recipes and artisan products. info@deliciousitaly.com Rodrigo de Vivar Ostia Antica Click on image above Inside Lazio The River Tiber We thank our friends at Enjoy Rome for the following information. Which came first, Rome or the Tiber? Well, it has been suggested that Rome was named after the ancient name for the Tiber 'Rumon', which is itself a reference to Romulus. Others believe the river is named after the Latin kings Tebron or Tiberinus. Whatever the truth, the river is central to the myth of Romulus, Remus and the She-Wolf and it's navigability helped Rome become a commercial and political reality. The rest is, as they say, history. Today, the Tiber seems a little sorry for itself. This is partly due to the construction of the flood walls in the 19th century which fundamentally altered the city's interaction with the river.

85. Delicious Italy Regional Food, Culture, History, Tour, Travel Advice And Events italy travel and information guide for the independent tourist or traveler seeking to discover the food, history and culture of the Italian regions or plan http://www.deliciousitaly.com/

Find your Italian region Basilicata Calabria Friuli Venezia Giulia Molise Puglia Sicily Sardinia Tuscany Trentino Alto Adige Umbria Valle d'Aosta Great Food, Great Holiday. is compiled for anyone who enjoys eating and traveling well. Sample the latest food and tourism initiatives as well as our first hand suggestions for local restaurants, itineraries, tours, traditional events, authentic regional recipes and artisan products. info@deliciousitaly.com Delicious Italy s.r.l. is cooperating with London, 14-16 October 2005 Weekendanapoli Bed and Breakfast, Naples Click on image above food, history, local culture Plan your own exploration of the food, wine, history and local culture of the Italian regions by making use of our personal contacts and links across Italy. Mosaic Art Gallery and Craft School in Rome - Artisan religious articles quick travel suggestions Find your Italian Youth Hostel across the regions Alpine atmosphere at Villa Abbazia near Treviso, Veneto

86. EUROPA - IDABC - EGovernment Factsheet - Italy - History European CommissionIDABC uses information and communication technologies to support the delivery of cross-border public sector services to citizens and http://europa.eu.int/idabc/en/document/1381/401

document.write(""); document.write("English"); document.write(""); en eGovernment Factsheets by country eGovernment Factsheet - Italy > eGovernment Factsheet - Italy - History Contact Who 's Who Search on EUROPA eGovernment Observatory ... eGovernment Forum Search MyIDABC Call for Tenders Site Map eGovernment Factsheet - Italy - History Main developments and key milestones (in reverse chronological order) Last updated: June 2005 For the latest developments, see: eGovernment News - Italy 31 March 2005 Adoption of Law n.43/2005, which provides for the demise of paper ID documents and their replacement by electronic ID cards by the end of 2005. As of 1 January 2006 all new ID documents issued in Italy will be electronic. 10 March 2005 Official launch of the Italian business portal Impresa.gov.it , which aims to become the single point of access to all e-government services for companies and entrepreneurs. With only a few clicks users can gain access to all information and services provided online by central government, regions, provinces, and municipalities with more than 25,000 inhabitants, as well as by a number of other entities including upland authorities, local health authorities, and chambers of commerce. The portal is launched after a long pilot phase, during which interactive services were only available to registered users from six provinces. 07 March 2005 Adoption of the Legislative Decree on the ‘ Digital Administration Code ’. The Code aims at providing a clear legal framework for the development of e-government and for the emergence of an efficient and user-friendly public administration. It contains a number of rules, obligations, recommendations and targets to promote the use of ICT in the public sector. It aims at contributing to removing obstacles to further e-government development, such as “cultural difficulties” and “obsolete norms”. The Code will enter into force on

87. Encyclopedia Of Aikido [ITALY, HISTORY OF AIKIDO IN] AikidoJournal, the leading worldwide aikido publication featuring videos, articles, forums, the Encyclopedia of Aikido, and anything else related to aikido http://www.aikidojournal.com/encyclopedia.php?entryID=312

88. Italy -- Primary Documents history of italy Primary Documents McMaster University Archive for the history of Economic Thought including essays of important economic thinkers http://library.byu.edu/~rdh/eurodocs/italy.html

History of Italy: Primary Documents The Formation of Latin Christendom: The Roman Church Holy Roman Empire: Empire and Papacy Papa Anacleto II concede a Ruggero II il regno di Sicilia Pope Anacletus II concedes the reign of Sicily to Roger II (27 September 1130; Latin transcription) Saint Francis of Assisi's Sermon to the Birds (1220; English translation) 4300 Pisani giurano di mantenere l'alleanza fatta con Siena, Pistoia e Poggibonsi 4300 Citizens of Pisa Swear to Maintain the Alliance with Siena, Pistoia and Poggibonsi (July-August 1228; Latin/Italian transcription with explanatory notes in Italian) Le Fonti narrative dell'Italia normanna Diplomatic codices and narrative sources for Norman-Italian history Provided by Angelo Gambella. (11th - 12th centuries; transcriptions) See also Horst Enzenberger's document site (with German-language interface) for the same time period. Il regesto del codice Pelavicino a cura di Michele Lupo Gentile "Atti della Società Ligure di Storia Patria" XLIV (1912) A volume of medieval documents dealing with the north of Tuscany.

89. Slice Of Italy From Italian Genealogy Online & All Things Italian Italian Facts, history General Information on italy history of italy EuroDocs Western European Primary Historical Documents. http://www.anzwers.org/free/italiangen/slice_of_italy.html

Slice of Italy Festivals , Italian Culture and Lifestyle Tips on Italy, Maps of Italy including road maps for driving in Italy, Pictures / Photos Daily News from Italy Italian National Soccer Team Italian historical and cultural sources, SEARCH Engines ITALY , much more. Something for everyone. Free FUN for the Armchair Traveler. ENJOY. Regions of Italy plus (capitals of the Regions) I use the Italian names of the Regions/Regione here because that is the spelling you need when addressing a genealogy request letter to Italy or sending letters to potential Italian relatives /pmn/ For more details go to the Italian Wikimedia Regioni d'Italia and in English; Regions of Italy Abruzzo (L'Aquila), Basilicata (Potenza), Calabria (Catanzaro), Campania (Napoli), Emilia-Romagna (Bologna), Friuli-Venezia Giulia (Trieste), Lazio (Roma), Liguria (Genova), Lombardia (Milano), Marche (Ancona), Molise (Campobasso), Piemonte (Torino), Puglia (Bari), Sardegna (Cagliari), Sicilia (Palermo)

90. Italian History, Italy, History Of Italy, Modern Italy, Society For Italian Hist Interactive Map of italy. The Society for Italian Historical Studies (SIHS) is a to encourage the study and teaching of Italian history and culture. http://faculty.valenciacc.edu/ckillinger/sihs/

Society for Italian Historical Studies Membership Annual Meeting Annual Awards Books and Reviews ... Interactive Map of Italy The Society for Italian Historical Studies (SIHS) is a professional organization designed to encourage the study and teaching of Italian history and culture. It promotes teaching, research, and publication in any period or field of Italian history and culture, awards prizes to students and established scholars for original contributions to these fields, sponsors conferences and lectures, cooperates with other organizations and groups that share its goals, promotes the exchange of ideas and information among all persons interested in Italian history and culture. Paul Grendler, President Alan J. Reinerman, Executive Secretary-Treasurer alan.reinerman@bc.edu Advisory Council David Bornstein Anthony Cardoza Carl Ibsen Carol Lansing David Romano Past Officers The American Historical Association http://www.theaha.org H-Italy http://h-net2.msu.edu/~italy/ Please express your suggestions about this site to Charles Killinger

91. Powell's Books - Italy (History Of Nations) By Tara Koellhoffer Before the 1860s, italy was not a unified nation but a collection of different kingdoms and territories. Even so, italy has an ancient, colorful past. http://www.powells.com/cgi-bin/biblio?inkey=17-0737711981-0

92. Faculty Profile - Paula Findlen of a Scientific Community Natural history in SixteenthCentury italy, in Howard Marraro Prize for best book in Italian history, American Catholic http://history.stanford.edu/faculty/findlen

Site Index Home Undergraduate Graduate ... Login Faculty By Area of Interest At A Glance Faculty News New Faculty ... Visiting Faculty Alphabetical Baker, Keith Beinin, Joel Bernstein, Barton Buc, Philippe ... Zipperstein, Steve Paula Findlen Ubaldo Pierotti Professor of Italian History Director, Science, Technology and Society Program Co-Editor, Configurations Email: pfindlen@stanford.edu View Full Contact Info At Stanford Since 1996 Ph.D., University of California at Berkeley B.A., Wellesley College RESEARCH INTERESTS: I have taught the early history of science and medicine for many years on the premise that one of the most important ways to understand how science, medicine and technology have become so central to contemporary society comes from examining the process by which scientific knowledge emerged. I also take enormous pleasure in examining a kind of scientific knowledge that did not have an autonomous existence from other kinds of creative endeavors, but emerged in the context of humanistic approaches to the world (in defiance of C.P. Snow's claim that the modern world is one of "two cultures" that share very little in common). More generally, I am profoundly attracted to individuals in the past who aspired to know everything. It still seems like a worthy goal. My other principal interest lies in understanding the world of the Renaissance, with a particular focus on Italy. I continue to be fascinated by a society that made politics, economics and culture so important to its self-definition, and that obviously succeeded in all these endeavors for some time, as the legacy of such figures as Machiavelli and Leonardo suggests. Renaissance Italy, in short, is a historical laboratory for understanding the possibilities and the problems of an innovative society. As such, it provides an interesting point of comparison to Gilded Age America, where magnates such as J.P. Morgan often described themselves as the "new Medici," and to other historical moments when politics, art and society combined fruitfully.

93. MSN Encarta - Further Reading - Italy The Oxford Illustrated history of italy. Oxford University Press, 1997. The history of italy from the reign of Emperor Augustus to 1994. Hoobler, Dorothy. http://encarta.msn.com/readings_761555207/Italy.html

MSN Home My MSN Hotmail Shopping ... Sign In Web Search: Encarta Subscriber Sign In Help Home ... Upgrade your Encarta Experience Search Encarta Go to article Further Reading from Encarta Further Reading offers additional information about your topics. Italy For younger readers Italy: History Italy: Politics, Society, and Culture Also on Encarta Compare online degrees Train for a better career College life Encarta word of the day For younger readers Foster, Leila Merrell. Italy. Lucent, 1998. History and geography, for middle school readers. Martin, Fred. Italy. Heinemann, 1999. For middle school readers. Winter, Jane K. Italy. Marshall Cavendish, 1995. For readers in grades 4 to 7. Italy: History Cannistraro, Philip, ed. Historical Dictionary of Fascist Italy. Greenwood, 1989. Personalities, events, and local developments of the Fascist period, from 1922 to 1943. Cleugh, James. The Medici: A Tale of Fifteen Generations. Doubleday, Marboro, 1975. 1990. The story of Florence's most illustrious family. Hartt, Frederick. History of Italian Renaissance Art: Painting, Sculpture, Architecture. Abrams, 1994. A classic work about the art of the Italian Renaissance. Hearder, Harry.

94. Pitzer College - External Studies Throughout Italian history, the EmiliaRomagna region has played a vital role in Pitzer in italy is affiliated with the University of Modena and Reggio http://www.pitzer.edu/academics/ilcenter/external_studies/italy/

CALENDAR DIRECTORIES FEEDBACK SITE INDEX powered by Google International Programs Study Abroad Home Applying to the Program Contact Us Pitzer Programs In: Summer Programs: Courses Course Credits Semester Units Studies in Italian Culture Intensive Italian Language Directed Independent Study TOTALS Suggested Preparation Prior Italian language study and/or coursework in European or Italian history are strongly recommended. Program Dates Fall: Late August to mid December Spring: Late January to late May Full Year: Late August to late May Homestay Students live with families for the entire program except on study trips. Location Host Institutions Pitzer in Italy is affiliated with the University of Parma and the Toschi Art Institute. The Core Course Studies in Italian Culture Using the city of Parma as a case study, you will explore topics in Italian history, politics, economy, religion, art, literature, and culture through a series of lectures by area scholars and specialists as well as take study trips to other parts of Italy. The course also incorporates the family stay, community projects, and other more experiential components of the program to put a human face on the material presented in the lectures and readings. Intensive Italian Language Intensive Italian is offered at the beginning, intermediate, and advanced levels at the University of Parma. Becoming fluent in Italian, however, is not just a classroom exercise. It is part of your everyday life through interactions with your host family and local Italians. The competence you develop in Italian will be one of the treasures of your Pitzer in Italy experience. If you are already fluent in Italian, you may enroll in a university course in the spring or in a specially arranged course in the fall in lieu of language study. All students on the program will audit sessions of courses at the university toward the end of each semester as part of their intensive Italian studies.

95. Living On The Edge In Leonardo's Florence Civic Traditions in Premodern italy 3. From Campanilismo to Nationhood Forging an Fede and Fiducia The Problem of Trust in Italian history, 13001500 http://www.ucpress.edu/books/pages/10171.html

@import "style.css"; 237 pages, 6 x 9 inches, 3 maps Published March 2005 Available worldwide Entire Site Books Journals E-Editions The Press Gene Brucker Living on the Edge in Leonardo's Florence Selected Essays In stockships in 2-3 days Categories: History European History Renaissance History History ... MORE INFO AND CHOICES Email: Description Table of Contents About the Author Related Books "These essays on Renaissance Florence are a tonic to read, as we watch one of the great historians of the period take hold of major questions with never less than a keen intelligence and a masterly imagination."Lauro Martines, author of April Blood: Florence and the Plot against the Medici (2003) and Strong Words: Writing and Social Strain in the Italian Renaissance "These thoughtful essays illuminate the precarious quality of life during the Italian Renaissance. They remind us of the social and personal struggles that gave birth to the period's impressive achievements."William J. Connell, Professor of History and La Motta Chair in Italian Studies, Seton Hall University, editor of Society and Individual in Renaissance Florence DESCRIPTION (back to top) In Living on the Edge in Leonardo's Florence

96. ISA: Academic Programs - Rome - Italy - Study Abroad Programs - Study Abroad Wit Spain, Paris, France, Reading, England, Rome, italy, Guanajuato, Mexico, courses from an offering of Italian history, economics, communications, http://www.studiesabroad.com/programs/country/italy/city/rome/viewAcademicProgra

Quick Links... Home Argentina - Buenos Aires Australia - Brisbane Australia - Sydney Chile - Valpara­so Costa Rica - San Jos© Dominican Republic - Santiago England, UK - London England, UK - Reading France - Paris Italy - Rome Mexico - Guanajuato Perº - Lima Spain - Barcelona Spain - Granada Spain - Madrid Spain - M¡laga Spain - Salamanca Spain - Santander Spain - Sevilla Spain - Valencia What's Included? How To Apply Scholarships Financial Aid Transcripts Request A Catalog Eurail Information Volunteer and Internships Interested Students Enrolled Students Alumni Parents Comments From Students Comments From Faculty Search by Catalog Code Search for Alumni Site Map International Studies Abroad Est. 1987 Home Programs About ISA Admissions ... Multi-Country Rome Academic Programs International Studies Abroad provides academic programs in the following sessions: Academic Year in Rome Students participating in the Academic Year program of ISA Rome have a multitude of course options in English, as well as several courses in the Italian Langauge. All participants are in the classroom with Italian and other international students. The wide range of course options available span the fields of culture, art, architecture, economics, history, international relations, literature, Italian history and language, social science, political science, physical and biological sciences, computer science, and much more. Academic Year Programs Semester / Trimester in Rome Students participating in the Semester program of ISA Rome have a multitude of course options in English, as well as several courses in the Italian Langauge. All participants are in the classroom with Italian and other international students. The wide range of course options available span the fields of culture, art, architecture, economics, history, international relations, literature, Italian history and language, social science, political science, physical and biological sciences, computer science, and much more.

97. Italian Websites Hitaly - an international forum for the discussion of Italian history and culture. It also includes information on Italian art architecture, history, http://www.bl.uk/collections/wider/italian/italintres.html

document.write(''); Home Collections Research resources print ... Italian studies Humanities resources for research Italian Internet Resources This is a listing of websites on Italy and Italian culture. It includes sections on the country's central and regional government, its libraries, museums and other cultural institutions, and provides access to on-line newspapers and and public access catalogues Libraries Art Literature Magazines ... Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche - information on the structure of the organization, its areas of interests, and its activities. Art Archivio della Scuola Romana: Arte a Roma tra le due guerre Arte It Bookstores BOL Italia De Agostini e.shop - publications of the Istituto geografico De Agostini Giangiacomo Feltrinelli Editore Internet Bookshop Italia Liber Liber - the site of a cultural, non-profit making association. It includes numerous links. Libreria Bocca Librerie antiquarie italiane - a list of antiquarian bookshops in Italy.

98. Bibliography Of Italian Art And Culture: History Bibliography of materials on the history of printing in italy, The history of Florence, and of the affairs of italy from the earliest times to the death http://www.lib.utk.edu/spcoll/italy/history.html

University Links About the University Academic Programs Administration Libraries Research Support UT The University System A-Z Index WebMail Dept. Directory Select type of search Library Site Search People Search Campus Search System Search Libraries Home Special Collections Home Library Catalog Databases ... Libraries A to Z History - Church and Saints Armellini, Mariano. 1942. Le chiese di Roma dal secolo IV al XIX. Roma. Edizioni R. O. R. E. N. Ruffolo. [Originally published under the title: The history of the Inquisition.] [Variant title: Nova prudentia.] [Title in red and black. Edizione di 515 esemplari numerati dei quali 15 in carta a mano di lusso. Esemplare N. 440. Other authors: Associazione artistica fra i cultori di architettura in Roma.] Johnson, Richard. 1755. The renowned history of the seven champions of Christendom: St. George of England, St. Denis of France, St. James of Spain, St.Anthony of Italy, St. Andrew of Scotland, St. Patrick of Ireland, and St. David of Wales...London: Printed and sold by J. Dowse, opposite Fountain-Court in the Strand. [2 volumes.]

99. Harvard University Press/The Sacralization Of Politics In Fascist Italy/Reviews Reviews of The Sacralization of Politics in Fascist italy by Emilio Gentile has made a major contribution not only to Italian history but to our http://www.hup.harvard.edu/reviews/GENSAC_R.html

Emilio Gentile is Professor of Contemporary History in the Faculty of Political Science at the University of La Sapienza, Rome The Sacralization of Politics in Fascist Italy Emilio Gentile Translated by Keith Botsford [This book] has precipitated both new research into, and vigorous theoretical debate about the myths, rituals, symbols, monuments and other spectacles of Fascist Italy...[Gentile's] account is undoubtedly the best brief introduction to the Italian Fascists' use of public spectacle, ranging from annual commemorations of the March on Rome and other key events in the Fascist calendar to the construction of monumental architecture. Tobias Abse, Emilio Gentile is one of Italy's most prolific and influential students of Italian fascism, and it is good to have this thoroughly researched work, published in Italian in 1993, available in a worthy English translation...Gentile has made a major contribution not only to Italian history but to our ongoing effort to grasp the contours of the modern political experiment. David D. Roberts

100. American Historical Association Howard R. Marraro Prize in Italian history Richard A. Webster, Industrial Imperialism in italy, 1908–1915 (U. of California Press) http://www.historians.org/prizes/AWARDED/MarraroWinner.htm

AHA Award Recipients Howard R. Marraro Prize in Italian History The American Historical Association's Marraro Prize is one of three annual awards for the best book or article on Italy established by Howard R. Marraro (b. 1897), a historian of Italian culture. Marraro made bequests to the American Historical Association, the American Catholic Historical Association, and the Society for Italian Historical Studies to allow each association to award a prize in Italian history in any epoch, in Italian cultural history, or in Italian American relations. All submissions must be the work of resident citizens of the United States or Canada. Edward R. Tannenbaum (Basic Books) Benjamin F. Brown The Complete Works of Sidney Sonnino ( U.P. of Kansas) Robert Brentano Rome Before Avignon: A Social History of Thirteenth Century Rome (Basic Books) Richard A. Webster (U. of California Press) Gene A. Brucker The Civic World of Early Renaissance Florence (Princeton U.P.)

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