"The Borgias" by Marion Johnson

Johnson, Marion. The Borgias. New York: Holt, Rhinehart, and Winston, 1981.         The Borgias played a major role in the perform of their time. The author tries to reveal that though fierce, the Borgias achieved much and showed hardly a(prenominal) signs of moral values. Three of the Borgia family members achieved various things of significance in this time. Alfons Borja was the monument of King Alfonso V of Aragon, and later received the tell of Pope. Cesare Borgia attacked towns who failed to crochet the supremacy of the Pope. Lucrezia Borgia was Cesares sister and married three men to meliorate relations with certain families and the Pope.         Alfons Borja was the secretary of King Alfonso V for age and later in his lifetime was elected Pope. He was a notable diplomat and lawyer, and during negotiations he made quite an smack on King Alfonso V of Aragon. Such an impression that the force made him his personal secretary. So me of his achievements as the kings advisor entail Alfons helping the king receive Apulia and Naples, as well as the unification of the church through negotiations. For his services, the Pope named Alfons Bishop of Valencia. He because aided in King Alfonso becoming the King of Naples as well.

For this service he was elevated to the Sacred College, and eleven great time later reached the status of Pope. Alfons attained his objectives by deception and deceit in his diplomacy. In two days he became a bishop and a priest, and within years he reached the rank of Pope.         Cesare Borgia lead the misdemeanour on towns who didnt recognize the popes authority. He was real into the church at an early age, and ra! pidly reached the position of Cardinal. He gave up the church entirely to accept the rank of Duke. He took away... If you want to let a full essay, order it on our website: OrderEssay.net

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