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Excerpt from A History of Milan Under the SforzaIn conclusion, I must thank those who have aided me personally in my task, most especially Mr. Armstrong, both for his help and advice as Editor, and for the assist ance which I have derived from his unpublished notes and lectures. My thanks are also due to Conte Fran cesco malaguzzi-valeri (ispettore della Brera) for the kindness and courtesy with which he placed his know ledge at my disposal du...

Excerpt from A History of Milan Under the SforzaHistory of Milan, under the House of Sforza. Hardly incur the charge of being super¿uous While Rome, Florence and Venice have each found Eng lish historians, and while fresh books on Renaissance Italy appear every day, no English writer has told the story of the Sforza as a whole. The scant attention which has been given to the history of Milan may be compared with the brief visit which the trave...

Excerpt from A History of Milan Under the SforzaHistory of Milan, under the House of Sforza. Hardly incur the charge of being super¿uous While Rome, Florence and Venice have each found Eng lish historians, and while fresh books on Renaissance Italy appear every day, no English writer has told the story of the Sforza as a whole. The scant attention which has been given to the history of Milan may be compared with the brief visit which the trave...

Excerpt from A History of Milan Under the SforzaIn conclusion, I must thank those who have aided me personally in my task, most especially Mr. Armstrong, both for his help and advice as Editor, and for the assist ance which I have derived from his unpublished notes and lectures. My thanks are also due to Conte Fran cesco malaguzzi-valeri (ispettore della Brera) for the kindness and courtesy with which he placed his know ledge at my disposal du...