The Prince

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The Prince, Machiavelli's 'little book', was written in 1513 and is dedicated to Lorenzo de' Medici. It remains a compelling and controversial treatise on politics, dispensing often cynical, sometimes brutal advice on gaining power and retaining it. Essential listening for our masters perhaps, but most certainly for those of us who would not be mastered. The text used here is the unabridged and classic translation by W. K. Marriott.

Public Domain (P)2013 Magpie Audio

Niccolò MachiavelliGreg WaglandMagpie Audio

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This book has lived so long as a work of political advice that most people don’t know the background it came out of.

Basically a playwright who wrote critical works about the government is pushed into exile and writes this book to the son of the man who exiled him when that son takes power. This would be like John Steward or John Oliver or Trevor Noah writing a book called ‘The President’ and listing all the things that bush, bush W and trump did as right and mocking everything done by Clinton and Obama.

Or take the book with a grain of salt and look for the double meanings as you listen. As such a work it holds well against the test of time.