Who among the following said that, "The whole of Renaissance was in Machiavelli"?
Harold J. Laski observed in The Rise of European Liberalism (1936) that the whole of the Renaissance was in Machiavelli, as his writings embodied Renaissance ambitions for…
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Who among the following said that, "The whole of Renaissance was in Machiavelli"?
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Harold J. Laski observed in The Rise of European Liberalism (1936) that the whole of the Renaissance was in Machiavelli, as his writings embodied Renaissance ambitions for secular statecraft, power, and national unity.
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