He goes to Naples 283 He forms new Schemes, is again arrested, and confined in the Fortress of Medina del Campo 284 1506. His Escape and Death 284 1504. Machiavelli leaves Rome, and goes to France 284 Peace between France and Spain 284 1506. Formation of a native Militia in Florence 285 Pope Julius II., his Projects 285 The Florentines delegate Machiavelli to the Court Militant at Rome; his Letters 285 1507. Francesco Vettori treats with the Emperor Maximilian at Trent 286 1508. Machiavelli sent with the Ultimatum of the Florentines to Trent 286 On his Return, writes his "Account of Germany" 286 1509. Pisa besieged by the Florentines 286 Machiavelli sent to assist them 286 Enmity between Louis XII. and the Pope 287 1510. Machiavelli, his Mission to Louis; his Letters 287 His Audience with the King at Blois 288 1511. Pietro Soderini elected Doge of Florence 288 Louis determines to dethrone him; Florence offers him Pisa for it 288 Terrified by the Menaces of the Pope, they send Machiavelli to recal this Offer 288 Disastrous War, the Consequence 289 1512. Diet of Mantua 289 Overthrow of the existing Government of Florence 289 Restoration of the Medici 289 Machiavelli deprived of his Place 291 Conspiracy against the Medici 291 Machiavelli supposed to be implicated; is thrown into Prison in consequence 291 He is included in an Amnesty of the new Pope, Leo X. 291 1513. His Letter to Francesco Vettori; his Liberation 291 Letter of Vettori to Machiavelli 292 His Letter in Reply 292 Vettori, his Endeavours in behalf of Machiavelli 293 Machiavelli, his Letter to Vittori 294 Analysis of his Work, called the "Prince" 297 Machiavelian Policy 300