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The PrinceBy Nicolo Machiavelli (15
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INTRODUCTIONNicolo Machiavelli was
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new patron, he continues: ‘This w
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one of the cardinals that had most
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and put to the question by torture.
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ius,’ which should be read concur
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gift turning it to account in his e
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of style and expression. Machiavell
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DEDICATIONTo the Magnificent Lorenz
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CHAPTER I. HOW MANYKINDS OF PRINCIP
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him to be hated, it is reasonable t
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quickly occupied Milan, and as quic
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recourse to the prince; thus, wishi
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have endless difficulties and troub
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more complex kind— permanent asso
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one has judgment to know good and b
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know that, the more freely he shall
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CHAPTER XXIV. WHY THEPRINCES OF ITA
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are reliable, certain, and durable
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I compare her to one of those ragin
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changed.Pope Julius the Second went
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CHAPTER XXVI. ANEXHORTATION TOLIBER
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With us there is great justice, bec
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the Spaniards are unable to resist
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meeting was called at Magione in th
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keep it, as it was enough for him t
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compliance would cast a doubt upon
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the town.Vitellozzo, Pagolo, and th
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on 18th January 1502, in the castle
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where she washed it and clothed it
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yield by his knowledge of the natur
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brought into his plans friends from
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Observing this order of battle, he
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availed themselves of this opportun
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Castruccio had the secret intention
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death. Meanwhile the Florentines ha
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mults following each other daily, w
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row and steep, whilst in general it
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the rear their friends. When Castru
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Pisa and Pistoia were thoroughly di
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were so much impeded by their arms
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Florentines were so completely defe
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my fortune and abilities have gaine
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proportioned. He was of a gracious
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he had intimate relations, and bein
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down.’ On being asked if it had e