In Machiavelli’s manifesto, The Prince, published posthumously in 1532 and written during his time spent in exile in order to try and regain the Medici’s acceptance back into a political position, can be perceived as a guide to the modern world since he recognized that in order for a government to become successful and powerful, they must establish a strong military and the main leader (or ruler) must place aside personal self-interest and virtues, yet remain charismatic and charming in order to successfully rule in conjunction to remain favored amongst his or her people. Moreover, this written guide was straightforward and practical since Niccolo addressed the concerns that are affiliated with every type of government. so that the people
