How to pronounce “discors” in English

It's Machiavelli's "Discorsi" which, amongst others, is the founding text for the American Revolution because he is the person who says, if you're subject in any way to a monarchical power which

is the Machiavelli who wrote the "Discorsi" in which he says, look, you can either live freely or you can live under a prince.

And that's the beginning of the "Discorsi." He's saying, if you live under a ruler, you're subject to their will, but that's slavery.

And he says, at one amazing moment in the "Discorsi," writing in 1516, this institution is so corrupt that I cannot but imagine that some enormous cataclysm is about