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Prens Say Publications In the spirit of the Renaissance, many books called regimine principum were published in the form of advice to princes

however, perhaps none of them had such a shocking effect as Machiavelli's The Prince. There were intense debates on the book in almost every period, and the moral indifference that Machiavelli describes in The Prince has stuck to him like a bad label, even though he did not deserve it. It is also thought-provoking that Machiavelli is sometimes the target of ideas that he is a supporter of tyranny.Machiavelli's The Prince is an intensified republican ideal

it is the state itself, with one foot in nature and the other in society. He is free to the extent that he depends on the freedom of his people

but it is his virtue that he aims for the common good even though he owes nothing to the people. The prince is not a tyrant

the Virtù he possesses opens the way to power for him, he ensures the freedom of his country through his laws, and the glory he gains through this becomes the glory of his people. He is either the savior who, as the first founder of a country, lays the permanent foundations of freedom with the right laws, or the reformer who opens his own path to power through the complex political relations of a society in decadence. In both cases, the main power in his hands is his Virtù, which will seduce Fortune.The Prince, translated from Allan Gilbert's English text and enriched with Gilbert's footnotes, complements the complementary texts "A Necessity for the Infantry" and "A Pastoral: The Ideal Monarch", which complement the book.

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