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The Global Legacy of Vignola's Baroque Masterpiece Il Gesu

In profiling the Church of the Gesù, this student covers the life of its architect (Giacomo Barozzi da Vignola), its key features and use, its construction history, and its historical significance as the Jesuits' mother church, resulting in its design being replicated around the world by Jesuit missionaries.
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"With this raw material organized and committed to the page, you are ready to form these elements into a cohesive essay. I spot a thesis in your sentence about Vignola's designs traveling the world, and more broadly it's clear you have a handle on your material. Introducing transitions, signposting, and opening and closing paragraphs will further demonstrate this ethos and control over the material. (I have assumed the construction date is a typo, serving as a reminder to proofread once you've worked out the higher-order concerns of moving toward the essay form!)"

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