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Storia di Milano, vol. 2

By Pietro Verri
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Il secondo volume ricostruisce la trasformazione politica di Milano da comune repubblicano a signoria, seguendo l'ascesa dei Visconti, le loro acquisizioni di città vicine e la distribuzione dei comandi fra i membri della famiglia; descrive le tensioni con l'arcivescovo esule e con la curia papale, le manovre diplomatiche per ottenere o abbandonare titoli imperiali e le campagne militari che consolidano il dominio. Vengono inoltre esaminati gli effetti di questi mutamenti sui costumi, la pace, la guerra e l'assetto istituzionale della regione, con attenzione alle strategie amministrative e alle controversie ecclesiastiche che accompagnano la signoria.

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Pietro Verri

Pietro Verri was an Italian writer and historian, best known for his comprehensive work "Storia di Milano," which spans three volumes. His writings reflect a deep engagement with the history and culture of Milan, providing valuable insights into the city's past. Verri's approach combines meticulous research with a narrative style that appeals to both scholars and general readers. In addition to his historical contributions, he was involved in the intellectual movements of his time, advocating for social and political reforms. His legacy continues to influence the study of Milanese history.

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