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“man has to be a fox to recognize traps and a lion to scare wolves. "the work ""the prince"", published five years after the death of niccolò machiavelli, has initiated a debate that continues until today."
was the prince a handbook arguing that any means are justifiable in achieving the goal in the governance of the state, or a philosophical and political masterpiece on the true nature of the state and power? The prince has been described by some as the “book of the devil”, and by others as a masterpiece of realistic political theory.
but one thing is certain, it has become one of the fundamental sources of the art of state governance. The artwork gained much greater fame with its concise narrative, impressive images, and the audacity of some of its critics, who were interpreted letter by letter by both contemporary and subsequent generations.
we present this unique work, which has entered the immortal texts of classical literature not only with its political content but also with its literary style, accompanied by an extensive review and explanatory notes on the author and the book.