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Dennis Romano demonstrates in a well-researched and extremely readable book how everything came to be in its place in an overall scheme which put the lunghi at the top and the populo at the bottom, all united by the concept of being citizens of La Serenissima, Venice.
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Chapter 1. Community and Conflict in Early Renaissance Venice
Chapter 2. Urban Form and Social Stratification: The Civitas Venetiarum
Chapter 3. Family Structure
List of Illustrations
Acknowledgments
Chapter 1. Community and Conflict in Early Renaissance Venice
Chapter 2. Urban Form and Social Stratification: The Civitas Venetiarum
Chapter 3. Family Structure and Marriage Ties
Chapter 4. The World of Work: Guild Structure and Artisan Networks
Chapter 5. The Parochial Clergy and Communities of the Sacred
Chapter 6. Vicinanza and Amicizia: Neighborhoods and Patronage in Early Renaissance Venice
Chapter 7. From Community to Hierarchy: The Transformation of Venetian Social Ties
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