While the complexity of the links between the Holy Empire, northern Italy and the Papacy is explained very clearly and the text for understanding the origins of the conflict that ended with the battle of Legnano, the course of celle- is shipped in just a few pages. The author also asserts, without really support his that mark before Legnano Kortrijk - the emergence of communal forces in the face of heavy feet Knights while explaining that the victory of the Lombard League is acquired only by 'unexpected intervention Brescia cavalry on the flank of the imperial troops.
The conclusion on why Legnano has never established itself as a "place of memory" against Italian is particularly relevant and interesting.
