Hallams Works volume 1
Hallams Works volume 1
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Twelve thousand citizens were condemned to banishment, their houses razed, and their estates confiscated. 1 Florence was at rest till, in 1215, the assassination of an individual produced a mortal feud between the families Buondelmonti and Uberti, in which all the city took a part. An outrage committed at Pistoja in 1300 split the inhabitants into the parties of Bianchi and Neri ; and these, spreading to Florence, created one of the most virulent divisions which annoyed % that republic. In one ...of the changes which attended this little ramification of fac- tion, Florence expelled a young citizen who had borne of- Gces of magistracy, and espoused the cause of the Bian- chi. Dante Alighieri retired to the courts of some Ghibelin princes, where his sublime and inventive mind, in the gloom of exile, completed that original combination of vast and extravagant conceptions with keen political satire, which has given immortality to his name, and even lustre to thu petty contests of his time. 2 In the earlier stages of the Lombard republics their differ- ences, as well mutual as domestic, had been frequently ap- peased by the mediation of the emperors ; and the loss of this salutary influence may be considered as no slight evil 1 Sismondi, t.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Twelve thousand citizens were condemned to banishment, their houses razed, and their estates confiscated. 1 Florence was at rest till, in 1215, the assassination of an individual produced a mortal feud between the families Buondelmonti and Uberti, in which all the city took a part. An outrage committed at Pistoja in 1300 split the inhabitants into the parties of Bianchi and Neri ; and these, spreading to Florence, created one of the most virulent divisions which annoyed % that republic. In one ...of the changes which attended this little ramification of fac- tion, Florence expelled a young citizen who had borne of- Gces of magistracy, and espoused the cause of the Bian- chi. Dante Alighieri retired to the courts of some Ghibelin princes, where his sublime and inventive mind, in the gloom of exile, completed that original combination of vast and extravagant conceptions with keen political satire, which has given immortality to his name, and even lustre to thu petty contests of his time. 2 In the earlier stages of the Lombard republics their differ- ences, as well mutual as domestic, had been frequently ap- peased by the mediation of the emperors ; and the loss of this salutary influence may be considered as no slight evil 1 Sismondi, t.
What to read after Hallams Works volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Hallam to read onlineMoreLess
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