Ferdinand, king of Naples and the ally of Skanderbeg urged the Italian feudal states to create a “Italic covenant” to face the Ottoman risk. The Venice Senate, gathered on June 25, 1466, rejected such a proposition and said that the war against the Turks (cite) “should stay away from home and become among enemy countries more than in the Ottomans.”
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