"The Life Of Lorenzo De' Medici" William Roscoe, 1796 (2 Volumes Complete)
Discover the legacy of Renaissance Florence through "The Life of Lorenzo De' Medici" by the renowned William Roscoe, a pioneering historian and abolitionist of the late 18th century. This two-volume set, published in 1796, offers an exploration of Lorenzo's unparalleled political acumen, his exceptional cultural patronage, and his enduring influence on art, literature, and humanism.

First Edition: These volumes are generally dated 1795 on the title page, despite being released to the public in February 1796.
 
Second Edition: Due to the immediate success of the book, a second edition was quickly put to press and published in 1796, the same year as the first's general release.
 
Later Editions: A third edition was released in 1797, and many more followed.
 
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Collation / Page Count: Volume I - 466 pages  |  Volume II - 483 pages