The Prince is a seminal political treatise by Niccolò Machiavelli that offers pragmatic advice to rulers on maintaining power. It advocates realistic, sometimes ruthless strategies, emphasizing adaptability and cunning over traditional morality. The text dissects political dynamics, exploring leadership, ambition, and manipulation. It remains influential, provoking debate over ethics and governance, and is widely studied for its unflinching, practical approach to power politics. A timeless work inspiring leaders. Introduction by Lina
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