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England, Venice and Shakespeare

Posted on 06/12/2020 by editorJune 12, 2020

Consolidation of the Venetian party in England was above all a question of culture. Francesco Zorzi (aka as Francesco Giorgi) was a great influence on certain Elizabethan poets like Sir Philip Sydney, as well as the immensely popular Edmund Spenser, … Continue reading →

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