The Italian City-Republics Were the Manhattan of the Twelfth Century
The move from feudalism to the relatively free capitalist societies occurred slowly, beginning with the emergence of the city-states in Italy in Medieval Europe.
Original Article: “The Italian City-Republics Were the Manhattan of the Twelfth Century”
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