Machiavelli: The History of Florence and Other Selections

This 1970 hardcover edition is in fair condition with visible wear typical of ex-library copies, including library stamps. The spine shows some fraying, and the cover has minor scuff marks. There is no dust jacket, and the binding remains intact, ensuring the book is still suitable for reading and reference. Despite the wear, the text is clean and legible.

Machiavelli: The History of Florence and Other Selections, published by Washington Square Press in 1970, offers a comprehensive look into the works of Niccolò Machiavelli, selected and edited by Myron P. Gilmore, with a new translation by Judith A. Rawson. This edition, part of "The Great Histories" series, is overseen by H. R. Trevor-Roper, providing a scholarly perspective on Machiavelli's historical and political insights. The book is a valuable resource for understanding Renaissance political thought, featuring a detailed exploration of Florence's history. This edition is particularly notable for its introduction and editorial work by Gilmore, enhancing its academic value. The book is ex-library, showing stamps from Mesa County Valley School District, but remains in good condition for study and collection. This edition is a first from Washington Square Press, making it a distinctive addition to any collection focused on historical and political literature.