The Family.[Fifteenth-century Rome & the story of the greatest crime family in Italian history- the Borgias,1492-1559].
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The Family.[Fifteenth-century Rome & the story of the greatest crime family in Italian history- the Borgias,1492-1559].

by Mario Puzo, Carol Gino

Biography Historical Fiction
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Set in fifteenth-century Rome, The Family chronicles the Borgias' story as the greatest crime family in Italian history from 1492 to 1559. Mario Puzo and Carol Gino weave a tale of power, intrigue, and scandal that defined an era in Renaissance Italy, revealing the dark underbelly of one of history's most notorious dynasties.

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The Family explores the tumultuous world of fifteenth-century Rome, focusing on the Borgias from 1492 to 1559. It delves into their story as the greatest crime family in Italian history, blending historical events with dramatic narrative.

Authors Mario Puzo and Carol Gino craft a vivid portrayal of this infamous dynasty, highlighting their influence and scandals that shaped an era. The book offers insights into the political and familial dynamics of Renaissance Italy.

Through meticulous detail, the narrative captures the essence of the Borgias' reign, emphasizing their role in the criminal undercurrents of historical power struggles. It stands as a compelling examination of legacy and ambition.

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