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The Prince - IULM
The 121/05/15 3:00 221/05/15 3:00 PMThe PrinceNiccol MachiavelliTranslated and Introduced bytim parksPENGUIN CLASSICSan imprint ofpenguin 321/05/15 3:00 PMPENGUIN CLASSICSUK | USA | Canada | Ireland | AustraliaIndia | New Zealand |South AfricaPenguin Classics is part of the Penguin Random House group of companies whose addresses can be found at translation first published 2009 This edition first published in Penguin Classics 2014001 Translation and editorial material copyright Tim Parks, 2009 All rights reservedCover design and illustration: Coralie Bickford- SmithThe moral right of the translator and editor has been assertedSet in 10/13 pt Dante MT StdTypeset by Jouve (UK), Milton KeynesPrinted in Great Britain by Clays Ltd, St Ives plcA CIP catalogue record for this book is available from the British Libraryisbn: 978 0 141 39587 Random House is committed to a sustainable future for our business, our readers and our planetbook is made from Forest Stewardship Council certified 421/05/15 3:00 PMContents Introduction ix Translator s Note xxxix Map lviiTHE Prince Letter to Lorenzo de Medici 3 1.
a foreign invasion. In 1494 his prophesy came true. To get any grasp of Machiavelli’s diplomatic career and the range of reference he draws on in The Prince, one must have some sense of the complicated political geography of Italy in the fifteenth and early sixteenth centuries, and of the profound change that occurred in the 1490s, a change
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