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    Baker meticulously traces these changes as they materialized in art, literature, and the ledgers and letters of Italian merchants.

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    Princess Mononoke

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    Princess Mononoke. I saw this in the theater on my last full day in Tokyo; they recently released a 4K remaster. Absolutely breathtaking. (A+)

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12 May 2024

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