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    tousled but she doesn 't care. She needs the touch of her prince all of a sudden. She needs it. It feels as though it will comfort her on a level unknown to her. She doesn 't know when this became a development but it 's true. She makes it to the prince 's quarters, slowly edging the door open before stepping over the threshold. She doesn 't get far as the door is slammed shut behind her and she 's pinned against the wall in a flash. The prince 's face is shadowed with a wicked smirk, tiny…

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    The Prince 1.) Machiavelli wrote The Prince because he wanted to win the favor of Lorenzo di Piero de' Medici by dedicating him the book. He also just wanted to give general advice on leadership and power, as well as draw attention to his belief that a prince should be more successful over being good and honest. 2.) The major themes of The Prince are Love vs Fear; a prince should be loved to stay in power, but his people should also have a sense of fear from him so they obey him. Power;…

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    The Morals of the Prince is written by Italian diplomat Niccolo Machiavelli; in which it was published as “The Prince,” in 1532 during the Renaissance era. Many of Machiavelli’s theories are birthed from the encounters of the Medici dynasty. Machiavelli wrote The Prince to exhibit how Princes ought to live versus how they truly live in terms of dealing with their subjects and friends. Machiavelli executes his claims successfully through the use of rhetorical appeals portrayed in this treatise.…

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    one of her glass slippers. The prince was devastated, not knowing where his true love had ran of to. As he screeched,”WHERE IS SHEEEEEEEEEE,” the King paced over to comfort him. “Why art thou in pain,” confronted the king. The prince replied,” Dad, this is a parody, you don't have to talk like it’s the 16th century, and I'm crying because my true love just ran away from me.” “Do you remember what she looked like, or what her name was,” offered the King. The prince mumbled,” No but she did…

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    The Prince, written by Niccoló Machiavelli is a guide for ruling. In the opening chapters Machiavelli gives some basic knowledge to the readers so that they will be able to understand the scope of the book. Machiavelli explains that all states are either republics or principalities. The Prince focuses entirely on principalities because Machiavelli has already discussed republics in a different book. Throughout the rest of the book, Machiavelli explains many different qualities of a leader that…

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    the time period when Nicolo Machiavelli, wrote The Prince. During that time period, Machiavelli was seeking to regain his status in the Florentine government. Meanwhile, the Medici family had been driven from power in Florentine. In addition, during the time period when this book was written, Italy was not a united nation. The nation was divided into city-states. Furthermore, as in the political climate, there were more circumstances for a prince to struggle with maintaining his power among his…

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    his dream and in 1513 he wrote his best known work, entitled The Prince, Principle II. In his book his main focus was on the way a good ruler or prince should perform. He illustrated his own intensely practical convictions with frequent examples from the historical record. He argued social benefits of stability and security in a way anyone can achieve this act, even if he was faced with moral corruption. In general, it was…

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    Not only did prince Edward unknowingly fill out Tom’s biggest dream by just standing in front of him, but the prince also talked to the boy as an equal. Not caring about the difference between them at all. Later on, when Tom was temporarily price of Wales, he got the chance to be kind to another person. A whipping boy. “James I and Charles II had whipping-boys when they were little fellows, to take their punishment for them when they fell short in their lessons; so I have ventured to furnish…

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    "Machiavelli is not an evil genius, nor a demon, nor a cowardly and miserable writer; he is nothing but the fact…" making it clear that contrary to the dominant belief he sees Machiavelli to just be the narrator of thing around him. Machiavelli’s, book the prince has been the centre of debate since the time it was written owing to its insight in the matters involving virtu, morality, fortuna, freewill, authority to exercise power and power itself. It is important to highlight that in the…

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    illustrates a nature that is reliant on aconstant questioning of society to bring about knowledge that the entire world should understand. Niccolo Machiavelli gives his definition of what a successful ruler would look like in his renowned work, The Prince and readers can infer Socrates notions towards leadership in Plato’s works, Apology and Crito. Machiavelli’s and Socrates’s time in the political limelight differed by approximately 1900 years, but they both existed in times that were plagued…

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