Florence and the Medici

John R. Hale

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Renaissance and Early Modern Studies Biographical and Historical Analysis Historical and Religious Studies of Rome

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The enduring fascination of the Medici emanates from their ability as individuals and as a family to control the government of Florence - first, within a quasi-democratic system, and finally through dynastic inheritance. Based on the latest research, Professor Hale's masterly study thus presents an account of the Medici that serves as a history of Florence from the early fifteenth to the early eighteenth century.

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