Condottieri: War for Profit in Renaissance Italy
Tides of History13 Juni 2019

Condottieri: War for Profit in Renaissance Italy

In Renaissance Italy, war was simultaneously art, science, and big business, waged for profit and glory by hired contractors known as condottieri. Today, we follow one condottiere as he makes his way through the dangerous world of mercenary warfare in the fifteenth century.

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