The Medici: Citizens and Masters (Villa I Tatti Series)
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The Medici: Citizens and Masters (Villa I Tatti Series)

by Robert Black, John E. Law

History Biography Renaissance
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The Medici: Citizens and Masters examines the historical significance of the Medici through the contrasting ideas of citizenship and mastery. Written by Robert Black and John E. Law, this volume in the Villa I Tatti Series offers a scholarly resource for readers interested in Renaissance history and European society.

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The Medici: Citizens and Masters presents a focused study of the Medici and their historical significance.

Its title highlights the contrasting roles of citizens and masters, suggesting an examination of status, identity, and influence.

Written by Robert Black and John E. Law, the book appears in the Villa I Tatti Series.

It is suited to readers interested in the Medici, Renaissance history, and scholarly studies of European society.

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