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Venice, the Walkable Sixteenth-Century City - JSTOR Daily

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“In early modern Venice, walking was the most convenient mode of transportation for almost everyone. It was also a symbol of strength and nobility for elites.” (the page’s own description)

Topic: News Current Events › History
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Language: english
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