From The Renaissance To The The Age Of Reason (literary Hyperlinks, Vol. A)

From Spiazzi, Tavella, "Only Connect. Module B", Zanichelli, pp. B92-B93)

Thomas More's "Utopia" Literary Hyperlinks, vol.A, pp. 202-203

Literary Hyperlinks, vol A, p. 201

Literary Hyperlinks, vol. A, pp. 201-202 - A literature of questions - The influence of Plato

Literary Hyperlinks,vol.A, pp. 197-198 - The Years after Elizabeth - The Pilgrims Fathers

Literary Hyperlinks, vol.1 - The Reign of Elizabeth I, pp. 190-191 - Sports and pastimes in Elizabethan England, p. 192 - The battle for naval supremacy, p. 193

Literary Hyperlinks, vol A, pp. 188-189

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Literary Hyperlinks, vol. A pp. 180-181

-Roots of the Renaissance -The influence of Cabala -Francesco Giorgi -Influence on the Elizabethans Litterary Hyperlinks, vol A pp. 177-178

Literary hyperlinks: pp. 176-180 The English Renaissance The spirit of Renaissance curiosity The centrality of man

Literary Hyperlinks, vol A, pp. 328-329

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Literary Hyperlinks, vol. A, pp. 285-287

From "Only Connect. New Directions", Zanichelli.

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