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The Two First Centuries of Florentine History

Note 102 — Chapter II · THE ORIGIN OF THE FLORENTINE COMMUNE.82

Linda Villari translation

But I cannot agree with Pawinski when, in noting this characteristic of Pisa and other similar communes, he neglects the popular, commercial element, that even in Pisa, as elsewhere, was very influential, and considers that the birth of the Italian Commune should be solely attributed to the nobles.

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