The Italian City Republics
by Waley, Daniel; Dean, Trevor9781405859004
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Summary
Author Biography
Table of Contents
Introduction
1 The legacy of power
Economic changes
The nascent commune
2 The population
Status and occupation
Growth of the town
New categories and class feeling
3 Government
Origins of the commune
Institutions
The podestà
Other officials
Administration
Church and state
The presuppositions of government
Citizenship
4 Town and country
The contado
Administration of the contado
Immigration from the contado
Tenurial change in the countryside
The liberation of the serfs
The feudal nobility
5 External relations
The role of Empire and Papacy
The conduct of diplomacy
Military organization
Patriotism
6 Civic spirit and the visual arts
Palaces and piazzas
Walls
Fountains
Church-building
Town-planning
Painting the city
7 Internal divisions
Nobles and magnates
The Popolo
Other private city organizations
Guelfs and Ghibellines
The ideal of concord
8 The failure of the republics
Feudal power
The triumph of the Signoria
9 The historiography of the City-Republics
Notes and references
Bibliography
Historical Gazetteer
Index
CART







