One Link In The Chain Of Apostolic Succession

The book presents a critical historical account of Alexander Borgia, who became Pope Alexander VI in 1492. It highlights his controversial ascent to power, manipulation of papal elections, and involvement in notorious scandals, including alleged murders. The author examines the broader political and social dynamics of Borgia's reign, discussing his impact on the papacy and relations with Italian city-states and European powers. This detailed exploration portrays Borgia as a figure of corruption and immorality in the Catholic Church's history.