1. Political Influence in The Prince
Machiavelli starts off his argument in a very humble manner. ... By allowing the old systems in place, the people are more likely to go along with any of the rules they had with the previous ruler and they will not rebel against the new leaders. ... He also takes note of the fact that some leaders are much more talented in various aspects of ruling than others due to their own skills and abilities rather than good fortune. ... Machiavelli warns any aspiring prince about disarming his citizens because he claims that mistrust among the leader's people will bring his downfall. ... Machiavell...
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- Grade Level: Undergraduate