The Criminal Law System of Medieval and Renaissance Florence

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Book analyzing the law system of Florence, Italy during the Italian Renaissance; specifically it outlines the structure of the government, offices, and philosophies of governing. Index starts on page 281.

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xxii, 286 p. : ill. ; digital (epub and mobi files)

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Stern, Laura Ikins 2017.

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  • Main Title: The Criminal Law System of Medieval and Renaissance Florence
  • Added Title: The John's Hopkins University Studies in Historical and Political Science 112th Series (1994)

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Book analyzing the law system of Florence, Italy during the Italian Renaissance; specifically it outlines the structure of the government, offices, and philosophies of governing. Index starts on page 281.

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xxii, 286 p. : ill. ; digital (epub and mobi files)

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Book analyzing the law system of Florence, Italy during the Italian Renaissance; specifically it outlines the structure of the government, offices, and philosophies of governing. Index starts on page 281.

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