Hutton, Edward, 1875- · London, J.M. Dent; New York, E.P. Dutton · leaf 239
foreseen it isfutile, it has no life in it, it iswithout any real importance, itleads nowhere and fails to in-terest us. All that really con-cerns us in the confused storyof Ravenna from the time ofthe resurrection of the empire till our own day are two strangeincidents that have nothing… … &• The Campanile of S. Apollinare 212 RAVENNA and the battle of 1512 in which fell Gaston de Foix and whichcost the lives of twelve thousand men and achieved nothing. Nevertheless Ravenna, for so long the citadel of the empirein the West, of all the cities of Italy was least likely to forgether…
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