This article studies three Italian eighteenth-century books acquired in Italy by three British travellers: Sir Charles Frederick (1709-1785), Joseph Trapp (c. 1716-1769) and I. Teckel
The volume offers a historical analysis of the role played by translation in that complex redefiniti...
''Prospero Zottarelli, left, secretary San Antonio Italian Chamber of Commerce, and J. J. Biasiolli,...
During the XVIIIth Century some Italians governments changed the regulations concerning censorship, ...
The Castle of Otranto (1791) is a typographical and bibliographical symbol of Italian interest in th...
The eighteenth century was a period of formidable economic and cultural achievement for Britain. The...
The historical period scrutinized is Maria Theresa and Joseph II’s “reform years,” the geographical...
The paper explores the different ways in which Italy and Italian art, culture, customs, and traditio...
[English Histories. England seen from Italy between History and Fiction (17th Century). With the Edi...
Includes index.Wellington's books available, last 5 p.Signatures: pi² A⁶ a⁸ B-L⁸ 2A-2R⁸.Second pt. h...
Abstract: This article explores the relationship between eighteenth-century English periodicals and ...
The interest of Thomas Coke (1697-1759) in the text of Livy is established, but new research in his ...
[Notes on Francesco Terriesi (1635-1715). Merchant, diplomatic and civil servant of the Medici betwe...
Literary texts provide the means to reconcile a readership’s individual experiences with the physica...
Written in answer to Samuel Sharp's Letters from Italy, which was first published London, 1766.ESTCM...
This collection addresses Anglo-Italian mutual influences, correspondences and relationships through...
The volume offers a historical analysis of the role played by translation in that complex redefiniti...
''Prospero Zottarelli, left, secretary San Antonio Italian Chamber of Commerce, and J. J. Biasiolli,...
During the XVIIIth Century some Italians governments changed the regulations concerning censorship, ...
The Castle of Otranto (1791) is a typographical and bibliographical symbol of Italian interest in th...
The eighteenth century was a period of formidable economic and cultural achievement for Britain. The...
The historical period scrutinized is Maria Theresa and Joseph II’s “reform years,” the geographical...
The paper explores the different ways in which Italy and Italian art, culture, customs, and traditio...
[English Histories. England seen from Italy between History and Fiction (17th Century). With the Edi...
Includes index.Wellington's books available, last 5 p.Signatures: pi² A⁶ a⁸ B-L⁸ 2A-2R⁸.Second pt. h...
Abstract: This article explores the relationship between eighteenth-century English periodicals and ...
The interest of Thomas Coke (1697-1759) in the text of Livy is established, but new research in his ...
[Notes on Francesco Terriesi (1635-1715). Merchant, diplomatic and civil servant of the Medici betwe...
Literary texts provide the means to reconcile a readership’s individual experiences with the physica...
Written in answer to Samuel Sharp's Letters from Italy, which was first published London, 1766.ESTCM...
This collection addresses Anglo-Italian mutual influences, correspondences and relationships through...
The volume offers a historical analysis of the role played by translation in that complex redefiniti...
''Prospero Zottarelli, left, secretary San Antonio Italian Chamber of Commerce, and J. J. Biasiolli,...
During the XVIIIth Century some Italians governments changed the regulations concerning censorship, ...
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