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Toronto Italian Studies

Cultures of Exchange

Mercantile Mentalities Between Italy & the World (XII-XVI C.)

Cultures of Exchange

Toronto Italian Studies

Cultures of Exchange

Mercantile Mentalities Between Italy & the World (XII-XVI C.)

Toronto Italian Studies: Cultures of Exchange

 

Cultures of Exchange is a uniquely interdisciplinary book that explores premodern Mediterranean mercantile culture in its economic, literary, artistic, linguistic, and political contexts.

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Cultures of Exchange is a uniquely interdisciplinary book that explores premodern Mediterranean mercantile culture in its economic, literary, artistic, linguistic, and political contexts.

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9781487549879
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474
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Toronto Italian Studies
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Hardback
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Engels
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