"From the Beauty of the Conquered Beach" : Don John, Naples and Lepanto in Tomaso Costo's Account

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  Code DOI : 10.23744/5113

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  • "Desirous of War and Discord" : the Duke of Osuna and the Neapolitan Public Sphere, 1616-1618
  • An Intriguing Correspondence : the Duke of Arcos' Information Network in a Time of Revolt (Naples, 1646-1647)
  • News from Naples (1647-1648) : Communicative Effects, Public Spaces and the Media Landscape
  • On the Streets of Naples : Urban Populations and the Circulation of News on the Eve of the War of Spanish Succession
  • A Plague of News : Florence, 1629-1633
  • The "Government" of News in a Time of Plague : Naples in 1656 Between Myths and Truth
  • The Dawn of the Epidemic in Naples (1656)
  • Public Secrets : Vitale Medici's Conversion and Its Impact on the Social, Religious and Urban Landscape of Early Modern Florence
  • Accusations of Crypto-Judaism and a Heinous Murder : Two Newsworthy Political Scandals in the Naples of Viceroy Peñaranda
  • "Il Gran Processo a Tutti Noto" : Scandal, Memory and Writings on Infamy in the Public Sphere (Florence, 17th-18th Centuries)
  • "Magnified Beyond the Truth" : Defamatory Writing Surrounding the Last Grand Duke of Tuscany
  • Two Tales of One City : Justice and Epidemic in 1764 Naples
  • "From the Beauty of the Conquered Beach" : Don John, Naples and Lepanto in Tomaso Costo's Account
  • Microhistory and Accounts of Exceptional Events in the Pages of Anton Francesco Doni
  • "An Affair That Deserves to be Remembered for Many Reasons" : Fama and a Story of Love and Death in Florentine High Society (1652)
  • Forms of Narration in the Nuove System : Two Cases of "Ambivalence" Between Literary Fiction and News Circulation in the Narrative Forms of the Ancien Régime
  • Index of Names
  • Contributors