Lorenzo De Medici Rules in Florence

Nonfiction, History
Cover of the book Lorenzo De Medici Rules in Florence by Oliphant Smeaton, and The Editors of New Word City, New Word City, Inc.
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Author: Oliphant Smeaton, and The Editors of New Word City ISBN: 9781612301822
Publisher: New Word City, Inc. Publication: December 6, 2011
Imprint: New Word City, Inc. Language: English
Author: Oliphant Smeaton, and The Editors of New Word City
ISBN: 9781612301822
Publisher: New Word City, Inc.
Publication: December 6, 2011
Imprint: New Word City, Inc.
Language: English
In the fifteenth century, the Italian city-state of Florence reached the pinnacle of its renown under the Medici, a family celebrated for the statesmen it produced and its patronage of the arts and letters. Its most illustrious members were Cosmo and his grandson Lorenzo, surnamed the Magnificent. With his brother Giuliano, Lorenzo, on the death of their father Piero, succeeded to the vast wealth and political power of the family. The subsequent assassination of Giuliano left Lorenzo alone to rule as the uncrowned king of Florence. Here from Scottish journalist, historian, and educator Oliphant Smeaton - is the classic account of Florences zenith, condensed and edited with modern readers in mind.
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In the fifteenth century, the Italian city-state of Florence reached the pinnacle of its renown under the Medici, a family celebrated for the statesmen it produced and its patronage of the arts and letters. Its most illustrious members were Cosmo and his grandson Lorenzo, surnamed the Magnificent. With his brother Giuliano, Lorenzo, on the death of their father Piero, succeeded to the vast wealth and political power of the family. The subsequent assassination of Giuliano left Lorenzo alone to rule as the uncrowned king of Florence. Here from Scottish journalist, historian, and educator Oliphant Smeaton - is the classic account of Florences zenith, condensed and edited with modern readers in mind.

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