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Considered one of the first works of modern philosophy, Machiavelli’s The Prince is an intense study on the nature of power and the course it should take when ruling a country. The story is a manual amoral and underhand instruction on how a prince might go about ascending to a position of prominence, using any means at his disposal – including flattery, bias and force. Responsible for the widely-used phrase ‘Machiavellian’, with all of its negative connotations, his extreme treatise remains a classic text
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