Database: Niccolò Machiavelli (Brotherhood) - Revision history

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	From 1500-1503, he settled in Rome, although little of known of his activities there.		From 1500-1503, he settled in Rome, although little of known of his activities there.

	In 1503, Machiavelli was put in charge of the Florentine militia and the city's defence. He recruited citizens for his militia, preferring men who had a stake in Florence's continued success to dispassionate [[Mercenary\|mercenaries]]. His strategy seemed to work in 1509, when Florence defeated ~~{{Wiki\|~~Pisa}}.		In 1503, Machiavelli was put in charge of the Florentine militia and the city's defence. He recruited citizens for his militia, preferring men who had a stake in Florence's continued success to dispassionate [[Mercenary\|mercenaries]]. His strategy seemed to work in 1509, when Florence defeated [[Pisa]].

	Machiavelli continued to participate in Florentine government after the [[House of Medici\|Medici family]] was chased out. But, when the Medici returned, they arrested and tortured him. He was accused of conspiring against them.		Machiavelli continued to participate in Florentine government after the [[House of Medici\|Medici family]] was chased out. But, when the Medici returned, they arrested and tortured him. He was accused of conspiring against them.

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	These cynical words were written by [[Niccolò Machiavelli]], one of the greatest minds of the [[Renaissance]]. Considered a pioneer of {{Wiki\|Realism (international relations)\|Realist}} philosophy, he believed that all men are evil and will act upon their vicious nature, if given the chance.		These cynical words were written by [[Niccolò Machiavelli]], one of the greatest minds of the [[Renaissance]]. Considered a pioneer of {{Wiki\|Realism (international relations)\|Realist}} philosophy, he believed that all men are evil and will act upon their vicious nature, if given the chance.

	The third son of a [[Florence\|Florentine]] attorney, Machiavelli was tutored by his {{Wiki\|Bernardo di Niccolò Machiavelli\|father}} in grammar, rhetoric and Latin. In 1494, he entered government service as a clerk and an ambassador. Made a member of the Florentine diplomatic council, he was sent to the courts of [[France]], [[Spain]] and [[Rome]] between 1499 and 1512. It was during this time that he met [[Cesare Borgia\|Cesare]]. Immediately taken with the young {{Wiki\|Captain General of the Church\|Captain General}}, Machiavelli wrote: "I can find no fault with him." Machiavelli followed Cesare, learning his approach to war, until 1500, when he became de facto [[Assassin leader\|leader]] of the [[Assassins]].		The third son of a [[Florence\|Florentine]] attorney, Machiavelli was tutored by his {{Wiki\|Bernardo di Niccolò Machiavelli\|father}} in grammar, rhetoric and Latin. In 1494, he entered government service as a clerk and an ambassador. Made a member of the Florentine diplomatic council, he was sent to the courts of [[France]], [[Spain]], and [[Rome]] between 1499 and 1512. It was during this time that he met [[Cesare Borgia\|Cesare]]. Immediately taken with the young {{Wiki\|Captain General of the Church\|Captain General}}, Machiavelli wrote: "I can find no fault with him." Machiavelli followed Cesare, learning his approach to war, until 1500, when he became de facto [[Assassin leader\|leader]] of the [[Assassins]].

	From 1500-1503, he settled in Rome, although little of known of his activities there.		From 1500-1503, he settled in Rome, although little of known of his activities there.

	In 1503, Machiavelli was put in charge of the Florentine militia and the city's defence. He recruited citizens for his militia, preferring men who had a stake in Florence's continued success to dispassionate [[mercenaries]]. His strategy seemed to work in 1509, when Florence defeated {{Wiki\|Pisa}}.		In 1503, Machiavelli was put in charge of the Florentine militia and the city's defence. He recruited citizens for his militia, preferring men who had a stake in Florence's continued success to dispassionate [[Mercenary\|mercenaries]]. His strategy seemed to work in 1509, when Florence defeated {{Wiki\|Pisa}}.

	Machiavelli continued to participate in Florentine government after the [[House of Medici\|Medici family]] was chased out. But, when the Medici returned, they arrested and tortured him. He was accused of conspiring against them.		Machiavelli continued to participate in Florentine government after the [[House of Medici\|Medici family]] was chased out. But, when the Medici returned, they arrested and tortured him. He was accused of conspiring against them.

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	Date of Birth: 1469.<br>		Date of Birth: 1469.<br>
	Profession: Philosopher, Writer, Politician.		Profession: Philosopher, Writer, Politician.

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Date of Birth: 1469.<br>
Profession: Philosopher, Writer, Politician.

"Unarmed prophets have always been destroyed, whereas armed prophets have succeeded."

These cynical words were written by [[Niccolò Machiavelli]], one of the greatest minds of the [[Renaissance]]. Considered a pioneer of {{Wiki|Realism (international relations)|Realist}} philosophy, he believed that all men are evil and will act upon their vicious nature, if given the chance.

The third son of a [[Florence|Florentine]] attorney, Machiavelli was tutored by his {{Wiki|Bernardo di Niccolò Machiavelli|father}} in grammar, rhetoric and Latin. In 1494, he entered government service as a clerk and an ambassador. Made a member of the Florentine diplomatic council, he was sent to the courts of [[France]], [[Spain]] and [[Rome]] between 1499 and 1512. It was during this time that he met [[Cesare Borgia|Cesare]]. Immediately taken with the young {{Wiki|Captain General of the Church|Captain General}}, Machiavelli wrote: "I can find no fault with him." Machiavelli followed Cesare, learning his approach to war, until 1500, when he became de facto [[Assassin leader|leader]] of the [[Assassins]].

From 1500-1503, he settled in Rome, although little of known of his activities there.

In 1503, Machiavelli was put in charge of the Florentine militia and the city's defence. He recruited citizens for his militia, preferring men who had a stake in Florence's continued success to dispassionate [[mercenaries]]. His strategy seemed to work in 1509, when Florence defeated {{Wiki|Pisa}}.

Machiavelli continued to participate in Florentine government after the [[House of Medici|Medici family]] was chased out. But, when the Medici returned, they arrested and tortured him. He was accused of conspiring against them.

Unable to find any wrondoing, the Medici exiled Machiavelli. He retired to his estate in {{Wiki|Sant'Andrea in Percussina|Santa Andrea}}, where he wrote his famous works "{{Wiki|The Prince}}", "The {{Wiki|Discourses on Livy}}" and "The {{Wiki|Florentine Histories}}".

Machiavelli died in 1527. His place of burial remains unknown.
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Database: Niccolò Machiavelli (Brotherhood) - Revision history

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imported>Bovkaffe: Created page with "Date of Birth: 1469. Profession: Philosopher, Writer, Politician. "Unarmed prophets have always been destroyed, whereas armed prophets have succeeded." These cynical wor..."

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