The Fall of the House of Borgia (The Mad, Bad and Ugly of Italian History)

The Fall of the House of Borgia is a gripping historical narrative that separates fact from fiction, revealing the true story behind one of Renaissance Italy's most infamous families.

This masterful portrait uncovers the intelligent but ruthless Rodrigo Borgia's rise to power, his corrupt bribes for the papal throne, and the tragic fate of his children.

Chamberlin's meticulous research sheds light on the chaotic intrigues, alliances, and wars that plagued the Borgias, providing a dazzling insight into Renaissance Italy's political realities.

With its essential reading for anyone seeking to understand the shadowy world of sixteenth century Italy, this book is a must-have for history buffs and enthusiasts of intrigue alike.