Caesar Borgia

Sir Charles Grant Robertson presents a fascinating biography of one of the most controversial figures of the Renaissance period. Deftly weaving together historical fact and apocryphal legend, Robertson paints a vivid picture of Caesar Borgia, the charismatic but ruthlessly ambitious son of Pope Alexander VI.

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