Nicolai Machiavelli Princeps
Main Author: | Machiavelli, Niccolò, 1469-1527 |
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Corporate Author: | Making of the Modern World |
Other Authors: | Tellio, Sylvestre |
Format: | Online Book |
Language: | Latin |
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[Basileae? :
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1589.
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