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The architecture of Provence and the Riviera (1888)

Macgibbon, David · Edinburgh, Douglas · leaf 377

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Pisa andGenoa, and unfortunately the town got mixed upwith Italian politics and the disputes of the Guelphsand Ghibellines. This led to the usual unhappy resultof dividing the people into violent factions, and enabledRaymond B^ranger, Count of Provence, in 1226, under 352 MEDLEVAL PERIOD. pretext… … ,|>-i^.^^^-*^.:r ^-^- FIG. 184. GRASSE. it against Charles V., and therefore laid the whole countrywaste. The town also suffered greatly during the religiouswars of the seventeenth centur\-.

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