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Summary:
It was a dynasty with more wealth, passion, and power than the houses of Windsor, Kennedy, and Rockefeller combined. It shaped all of Europe and controlled politics, scientists, artists, and even popes, for three hundred years. It was the house of Medici, patrons of Botticelli, Michelangelo and Galileo, benefactors who turned Florence into a global power center, and then lost it all.
Notes:
First published in 1974 under title: The rise and fall of the House of Medici.
Includes index.
Bibliography: p. 338-345.
Editions may differ but the intellectual content remains the same.
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