Book,  Chapter

1     II,  VIII| prince of Florence for life—Tyrannical proceedings of the duke—
2     II,  VIII|  became acquainted with his tyrannical mode of proceeding, it appeared
3    III,  I   |     oblivion. His cruel and tyrannical disposition, however, might
4    III,  V   |    this government appeared tyrannical and violent. To put a period
5    III,  V   |    country, and one to whom tyrannical measures were in the highest
6    III,  V   | caused by the insolence and tyrannical proceedings of the former;
7    III,  VI  |     is acquainted wit their tyrannical and wicked proceedings;