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1493
 
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The Nuremberg Chronicle integrates text and pictures in an ambitious history of the world      
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1493
 
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John Williams, a brewer, acquires half an acre of land beside the Thames in Mortlake and builds on it a house subsequently known as Cromwell House See in Google maps   
1494
 
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In negotiations about the New World at Tordesillas, the king of Portugal insists on a new demarcation line which later brings him Brazil     
1494
 
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Charles VIII, king of France, marches through the Alps with an army of 30,000, to claim the throne of Naples      
1494
 
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Piero de' Medici and his brothers flee from Florence, after a mob ransacks the Medici palace      
1495
 
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Charles VIII captures Naples in February and is crowned there in May, but is forced back across the Alps before the end of the year       
c. 1495
 
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Dürer, the first great artist to tackle the complexities of printing, becomes a master of woodcut and engraving      
c. 1495
 
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The type faces known as roman and italic are created in Venice by the printers Nicolas Jenson and Aldus Manutius       
1496
 
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Diego Columbus, brother of the explorer, establishes the first secure Spanish colony at Santo Domingo    See in Google maps   
1496
 
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Philip, heir to Austria, marries Joanna, a daughter of Ferdinand and Isabella of Spain, in the second of the great Habsburg marital alliances