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Storia della Repubblica di Firenze v. 2/3

By Gino Capponi
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Il testo ricostruisce la progressione della vita politica, sociale ed economica fiorentina durante anni di intensa turbolenza, alternando resoconti di sommosse popolari e scontri tra corporazioni con le misure istituzionali adottate per ripristinare l’ordine. Narra le lotte di fazione, gli esili e le proscrizioni, le riforme statutarie e amministrative, e le campagne militari e diplomatiche che portarono all’acquisizione di città e porti. Discute inoltre il rapporto con il papato e i concili, l’impiego di condottieri, e i mutamenti del commercio e delle arti, con relative opere pubbliche e riorganizzazioni economiche.

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Gino Capponi

Gino Capponi was an Italian historian and politician, best known for his comprehensive work "Storia della Repubblica di Firenze," a detailed account of the history of Florence during its republican period. His writings reflect a deep understanding of the political and social dynamics of 14th and 15th century Italy. Capponi's historical narratives are characterized by their analytical approach and rich detail, contributing significantly to the study of Florentine history. In addition to his historical works, he was also involved in the political life of Italy, which informed his perspectives on governance and civic responsibility.

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