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The Prince (Bantam Classics)
A classic treatise on practical leadership and power politics.
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- Posted: Aug-06-2009
Only One End, but Many Means
After many years of hearing and reading about Machiavelli and this timeless classic, I decided to read it for myself. Not only did I instantly appreciate the book's `classic' status, my experience was enhanced by choosing this "enriched classic" version. Being my first "enriched classic," I was...
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- Posted: Jul-28-2009
Pretty damn sad this stuff is being applauded
It comes as no surprise that those who are looking for power find an excuse to misuse it as a huge relief. After all, if others aren't playing the game, it is so much easier to win, right?Well, things are changing. MOST Americans are using these tactics today. It's a dog-eat-dog world out there....
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- Posted: Jun-13-2009
Another Look - Machiavelli Versus Beccaria
The Prince by Machiavelli Versus An Essay on Crimes and Punishments by Cesare BeccariaTwo men, living hundreds of years apart, in many ways, wrote with parallel opinions and conclusions. Most well known is Machiavelli's The Prince; however, in many ways, the greater impact came from lesser known...
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- Posted: May-30-2009
good read for soldiers
from private to general, really, I suggest at least reading it once. In our professions, they equipment may be different, but the principles-the same.be cruel, hard and dont hesitate.
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- Posted: May-15-2009
A true-to-form rendition of a classic treatise
The trick to selecting an edition of classic literature among the multitude of choices is finding one that faithfully reproduces the author's original intent while providing sufficient background information for the uninitiated. This edition of "The Prince" fits the bill nicely. It can't be...
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- Posted: May-07-2009
Faithful version of the original text.
This is a translation of the full original text of this classic in organizational theory. No "educated" person should be without this book. The lessons are about human nature, and are as applicable today as in the time of Machiavelli himself.
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- Posted: Apr-21-2009
Book for all times
The treatise Machiavelli wrote back in Middle Ages is still relevant today. Even though it is written as a guide for the rulers, it can be applied to every person who is working with other people like in business and law. Machiavelli was one of the best psychologists of that time. He perfectly...
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- Posted: Sep-30-2008
Hard to follow
Always heard about the man and the book but it was difficult trying to follow and understand. Gave up three quarters of the way through. Did learn a little something though.
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- Posted: Sep-25-2008
The Giant of the Self-Help Genre
Forget about Covey and the habits of highly effective people and any other book you have ever glanced at to try to pick yourself up and guide yourself out of the rat race and have a look at the greatest specimen ever conceived of the self-help genre. The Prince is a mysterious, multi-layered...
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- Posted: Sep-16-2008
A Poor Translation
This review was submitted on the web page presenting Mansfield's translation.I have been using Wootton's translation of The Prince in a university program where the texts are set by the faculty. This year we changed to the Mansfield translation and I've requested that we return to Wootton's. In...
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