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Three Renaissance ClassicsBurton A Milligan

Three Renaissance Classics

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Three Renaissance Classics with Introduction and Notes by Burton A. Milligan. The Prince, Utopia, and The Courtier, three of the most important books in Renaissance literature, were all written during the first third of the sixteenth century. Together, they show us the Renaissance in its many-sidedness. Machiavelli, More, and Castiglione looked upon the same European scene, in which tyranny, conquest, and political treachery were common. With all of their differences and incompatibilities in religion and ethics, the three writers were alike in their free inquiry into truth and their departure…

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  • Paperback · English · 1953
    Charles Scribner's Sons · 624 pages · 9780684124780
Early works to 1800Political sciencePolitical ethics16th century literaturepolitical literature