
572. The Medici: Masters of Florence (Part 1)
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- The conversation centers on Milanese succession crisis.
- A second recurring theme is Renaissance and Florence.
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“There's actually, I mean, if you like kind of slightly old-fashioned history books, there's a brilliant book on the Medici by Christopher Hibbert, a very popular historian of the 60s and 70s.”
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“The excerpt mentions Christopher Hibbert's writing about Filippo Maria Visconti, providing a vivid description of his character.”
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