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2 “... from the authors of the early modern age, therefore from the late Enlightenment period to World War I....”

3 “... by the Laboratory of Modern History during its ten-year activity (from 2003 to 2013) within the Department...”

4 “... monarchy during the centuries of the early modern age? What changes took place in the relations of power...”

5 “... that introduced the concept of modern secured transactions law, and was influential to many common and civilian...”

6 “... from sixteenth century to today. Then follows the second part which describes the historical and modern...”

7 “..., illustrate various aspects of medieval and modern history (laws, economy, society, church and civil...”

8 “... is "modernity", because it focuses on the sectors of criminal liability of the doctor and the entrepreneur...”

9 “...; finally, a village of the hinterland explored right through to the modern age....”

10 “... mechanisms of individual and collective memory. The issues related to the building of the modern Turkish...”

11 “... in Caucasia, considered as the area that goes from the Azov Sea down to modern Georgia. The period...”

12 “... of documentary sources from the Medieval and Modern Ages. The network of State Archives was organised gradually...”

13 “...The balancing of rights of equal status is a question widely debated in all modern legal systems...”

14 “... and early modern age death was addressed with greater confidence and awareness, and sometimes even...”

15 “... course in English and American Studies (Department of Modern Philology, University of Florence...”

16 “... in the geographical, cultural and documentary context of Italy in the late Middle Ages and the early modern age, which...”

17 “... of the historic identity, the rethinking of the modern city, obsolete areas and urban gaps, relational processes...”

18 “... genera. Modern studies on the diversity of Madagascan Pheidole has been initiated in 2019 and ended a 100...”

19 “...). The contributions are centred on the idea of canon, as a cultural construct founding modern national identities...”

20 “... are in themselves inherently sustainable (comprising both the ancient city and the consolidated modern city...”