An identity about a continuous local martingale

Question

Let $M_t$ be a continuous local martingale with $M_0=0$ and define $I_t^0=1$ and $I_t^n= \int_0^t I_s^{n-1}\; dM_s$. Prove that we have $$n I_t^n= I_t^{n-1}- \int_0^t I_s^{n-2} \;d((M)_t) $$ where $(M)_t$ is the quadratic variation of $M$.