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Presenting a new interpretation of humanist historiography, Donald J. Wilcox traces the development of the art of historical writing among Florentine humanists in the fifteenth century. He focuses on the three chancellor historians of that century who wrote histories of Florence-Leonardo Bruni, Poggio Bracciolini, and Bartolommeo della Scala.
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