In this episode of the Bell's Books and Blog Podcast, Jane M. Bell explores the historical power plays and betrayals from Ancient Rome to Renaissance Italy. With a deep dive into the political intrigue in Ancient Rome, she unveils the infamous power struggles from Julius Caesar’s assassination to the rise and fall of many emperors including Nero. She then transitions into the story of Joan of Arc, touching on her trial and execution amid political manipulation by both French and English interests. Finally, she unravels the real-life characters who inspired Niccolò Machiavelli's The Prince, discussing their political tactics and characters. The episode shines a light on the cunning and ruthless strategies adopted by leaders to secure and maintain power.
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