Books Like Pisa in the early Renaissance

If you liked Pisa in the early Renaissance by David Herlihy, start with Women, family, and society in medieval Europe (1995), Opera Muliebria (1989), and Women in medieval society (1971). These recommendations are drawn from the same author, shared genres, and reader overlap on BookOrb.

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1 Women, family, and society in medieval Europe 1995 · 410 pages · David Herlihy · Same author
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3 Women in medieval society 1971 · 17 pages · David Herlihy · Same author
4 Cities and society in Medieval Italy 1980 · 330 pages · David Herlihy · Same author
5 Medieval Culture and Society 1968 · 410 pages · David Herlihy · Same author
6 Medieval and Renaissance Pistoia, The Social History of an Italian Town, 1200-1430 1967 · David Herlihy · Same author
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8 Mediaeval and Renaissance Pistoia 1967 · 297 pages · David Herlihy · Same author
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10 Pistoia nel Medioevo e nel Rinascimento, 1200-1430 1972 · 320 pages · David Herlihy · Same author
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What should I read after Pisa in the early Renaissance?

BookOrb recommends Women, family, and society in medieval Europe (1995), Opera Muliebria (1989), Women in medieval society (1971), Cities and society in Medieval Italy (1980), and Medieval Culture and Society (1968).

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Pisa in the early Renaissance is by David Herlihy.