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An Unlikely Prince The Life And Times Of Machiavelli 1st Niccolo Capponi

SKU: BELL-4632360

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Publisher: Da Capo Press

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 1.99 MB

Pages: 360

Author: Niccolo Capponi

ISBN: 9780306817564, 030681756X

Language: English

Year: 2010

Edition: 1st

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An Unlikely Prince The Life And Times Of Machiavelli 1st Niccolo Capponi by Niccolo Capponi 9780306817564, 030681756X instant download after payment.

In this compelling new biography, historian Niccolò Capponi frees Machiavelli (14691527) from centuries of misinterpretation. Exploring the Renaissance city of Florence, where Machiavelli lived, Capponi reveals the man behind the legend. A complex portrait of Machiavelli emergesat once a brilliantly skillful diplomat and a woefully inept liar; a sharp thinker and an impractical dreamer; a hardnosed powerbroker and a risk-taking gambler; a calculating propagandist and an imprudent jokester.

Capponi’s intimate portrait of Machiavelli reveals his behavior as utterly un-Machiavellian, his vision of the world as limited by his very provincial outlook. In the end, Machiavelli was frustrated by his own political failures and utterly baffled by the success of his book The Prince.