Parlamenti generali a Napoli in età aragonese : Parliaments in Naples during the Aragonese Era

The volume edits all sources relating the Neapolitan parliaments during the Aragonese era. Reintroducted in Southern Italy by Alfonso the Magnanimous, parliaments were an important institution for the relations between the Crown, the barons ad the desmenial towns, although it was not the only occasi...

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Main Author: Elisabetta Scarton (auth)
Other Authors: Francesco Senatore (auth)
Format: Book Chapter
Published: FedOA - Federico II University Press 2018
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