>it was still a bundle of contradictions, which too often were apparent to contemporary observers
Does Grossi bring some specific examples of such contradictions? Or do you know of such examples from other sources? That would greatly help understanding.
>it was still a bundle of contradictions, which too often were apparent to contemporary observers
Does Grossi bring some specific examples of such contradictions? Or do you know of such examples from other sources? That would greatly help understanding.