The Sack of Rome (The Mad, Bad and Ugly of Italian History)

The "Rise and Fall of Renaissance Rome" is a gripping historical account that delves into the monumental event when Christian soldiers destroyed the city of Rome in 1527.

This epic tale is perfect for fans of Barbara W.

Tuchman, G.

J.

Meyer, and John Julius Norwich.

Chamberlin's masterful study uncovers the personalities behind this tragic event, from Charles de Bourbon to King François I of France and Emperor Charles V, and Pope Clement VII.

The book provides a fascinating contrast between the glory of Renaissance Rome before the Imperial army arrived and the squalor that was left in its wake.

With numerous contemporary sources, Chamberlin creates a captivating read that will leave you on the edge of your seat.

Don't miss out on this unforgettable historical experience!