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City of the Sun
City of the Sun
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City of the Sun
City of the Sun
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The City of the Sun is an important early utopian work by Italian philosopher Tommaso Campanella, written after his imprisonment for sedition and heresy. Given as the dialog between a Grandmaster of the Knights Hospitaller and a Genoese Sea-Captain, The City of the Sun outlines Campanella's vision for a unified world, where property is held in common - Campanella including women and children in this one - and peacefully governed by a theocratic monarchy.

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The City of the Sun is an important early utopian work by Italian philosopher Tommaso Campanella, written after his imprisonment for sedition and heresy. Given as the dialog between a Grandmaster of the Knights Hospitaller and a Genoese Sea-Captain, The City of the Sun outlines Campanella's vision for a unified world, where property is held in common - Campanella including women and children in this one - and peacefully governed by a theocratic monarchy.

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The City of the Sun is an important early utopian work by Italian philosopher Tommaso Campanella, written after his imprisonment for sedition and heresy. Given as the dialog between a Grandmaster of the Knights Hospitaller and a Genoese Sea-Captain, The City of the Sun outlines Campanella's vision for a unified world, where property is held in common - Campanella including women and children in this one - and peacefully governed by a theocratic monarchy.

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