Corsican and Genoese Conflicts Spark Imperial Critique
A lengthy account critiques Genoese actions in Corsica, accusing them of oppressing Corsicans, aiding Mahometans, violating treaties, and provoking uprisings. It references papal letters from 1303 and 1444 and outlines years 1272 1317 1373 as part of the dispute, arguing the Genoese bear responsibility for ongoing strife and the alleged urgings of political upheaval.