Edward Hutton Libri

This concise history of the King's Royal Rifle Corps offers a fascinating glimpse into the military exploits and traditions of one of Britain's most storied regiments. Written by Edward Hutton, this book is a valuable resource for anyone interested in military history.

This biography explores the life and times of the controversial Italian author, Pietro Aretino. Known for his satirical writings, Aretino gained notoriety for his sharp tongue and often obscene language, which drew the ire of many powerful figures in Renaissance Italy. Despite facing numerous legal challenges and censorship throughout his career, Aretino's legacy as a pioneer of modern, uncensored literature endures.

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This book provides a comprehensive overview of the life and work of the Italian Renaissance painter Perugino. The author delves into the artist's unique style, his contributions to the development of Italian art, and his impact on subsequent generations of painters. This book is a must-read for students of art history and the Renaissance.