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for the Aragonese Federation, where, over the course of the latter half of the Quattrocentro, individual states acquired greater administrative independence. This was a role that would be preserved during the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, inside the Spanish monarchy. Quattrocento Sicily as described by Silvestri proved to be an important testing ground both from the administrative-bureaucratic standpoint and from a purely political perspective.