The Role of Appearance
A ruler should appear virtuous, even if they are not. The perception of qualities like generosity, compassion, and integrity can strengthen authority, even if the reality is different.
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A groundbreaking treatise on political strategy and leadership, The Prince explores the ruthless pragmatism and cunning necessary for rulers to acquire, maintain, and wield power effectively in a volatile world.
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