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Renaissance in Italy, Volume 5 (of 7), Italian Literature, Part 2

Note 204 — Chapter XI

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See Age of the Despots, pp. 315-319. Of the two strains of character so ill-blent in Machiavelli, the Mandragola represents the vulgar, and the Principe the noble. The one corresponds to his days at Casciano, the other to his studious evenings.

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