The Prince by Machiavelli (Unabridged Edition with the Portraits of the Historical Figures Mentioned in the Work)

The Prince by Niccolò Machiavelli is an unabridged edition that includes portraits of the historical figures mentioned in the work. Independently published on September 28, 2021, this edition spans 120 pages and is presented in English. The book is recognized as the first work of modern political philosophy, originally written in 1513 and dedicated to Lorenzo de’ Medici, though it was published posthumously in 1532.
Readers will find that The Prince offers insights into the governance of the state, drawing on significant historical examples alongside Machiavelli’s personal experiences. This work delves into themes of political strategy and authority, making it a notable contribution to literature and history. The edition’s thoughtful presentation enhances the exploration of these concepts, inviting readers to engage with Machiavelli’s perspectives on power and leadership.
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The Prince is the first work of modern political philosophy. It was written in 1513 and was dedicated to Lorenzo de’ Medici, but it published in 1532 after Machiavelli’s death.
In this work Machiavelli offers his suggestions on the government of the state, based on great historical examples and on his own experience.
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