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| Liberty was central to the idea of Renaissance Venice, but was remarkably fragile. The republic had to guard it fiercely and expound it as a tangible way of living for flawed human beings. In the latest episode of the EI Weekly Listen, audio essays featuring our writers, Alexander Lee reveals how the Venetian city-state preserved its liberty by crafting powerful political myths. Listen here. |
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